Bringing Colors to Life Since 1962
Crafting color, driving innovation, and honoring tradition for over six decades.
From the heart of Ahmedabad, Kadam Colors has been at the forefront of India’s vibrant textile evolution. We aren’t just a dye manufacturer—we’re a legacy rooted in innovation and sustainability.
Who We Are
A Color Legacy Born in India
Founded in 1962, Kadam Colors has grown from a local dye supplier to a global name in textile coloration. Our story is woven into India’s fabric—rich in heritage, fueled by science, and committed to excellence.
Our Purpose: Reducing the Fabric Mountain
Fast Fashion Has a Dirty Secret
Every year, over 92 million tons of textile waste ends up in landfills across the globe. That’s the equivalent of a truckload of clothing being dumped every second. If piled together, this waste could form a mountain larger than Mount Everest—every single year.
And it’s only getting worse. Driven by fast fashion trends, fabrics are produced faster, used less, and discarded more.
Why It Matters
These mountains of fabric waste aren’t just unsightly—they’re dangerous. They:
- Take hundreds of years to decompose
- Release toxic dyes and microplastics into soil and water
- Contribute to global greenhouse gas emissions
This isn’t just an environmental issue. It’s a global emergency.
Inside Our Innovation Lab
Where Tradition Meets Technology
Innovation is at the heart of everything we do. Our R&D team constantly refines formulations, tests new dyeing techniques, and collaborates with partners to push the boundaries of what sustainable color can be.
Our Solution: Color With Purpose
- Durable dyes that extend the life of fabrics
- Low-impact formulations to reduce environmental harm
- Support for circular textile practices like recycling and upcycling
- Partnerships with responsible manufacturers
💬 Let’s Color the Future Together
As we step into tomorrow, we remain committed to our roots—crafting vibrant, responsible, and high-quality dyes for the world. Partner with us as we continue to shape the future of textiles, one color at a time.
