Established 2024. Built on 20+ years of the founder's textile expertise.
VPAS ANANT is a premium B2B fabric sourcing and development house based out of Ahmedabad, India. The company itself was established in 2024 — a modern, customer-focused brand created to offer premium fabric sourcing and textile development, built on founder Sanjiv Bajoria's 20+ years of experience in the Indian textile industry. We work with fashion designers, clothing brands, boutiques, garment manufacturers, export houses, and apparel startups as a long-term sourcing partner rather than another vendor. In 2026, we opened our own experience studio to bring the fabric closer to the brands we serve.
A quiet, deliberate journey.
- 2000s
The founder's journey begins
Sanjiv Bajoria begins his journey in the Indian fabric industry, building deep personal expertise across sourcing, development, and trade over the next two decades.
- Pre-2024
Years of trusted trade
Through prior firms, Sanjiv builds long-standing relationships with mills, weavers, and fashion brands across India — the groundwork for what would become VPAS ANANT.
- 2024
VPAS ANANT established
VPAS ANANT is established in Ahmedabad as a premium B2B fabric sourcing and development house — a modern, customer-focused brand built on the founder's 20+ years of textile expertise.
- 2026
Experience Studio opens
Our own experience studio opens at Shaligram Arcade, Ahmedabad — a dedicated space for designers and brands to touch, drape, and develop fabrics with us.
- Today
The Fabric People
A trusted partner for premium fashion, luxury, and export brands across India.
To make premium fabric sourcing effortless, transparent, and deeply personal for every brand we work with.
To be India's most trusted fabric sourcing partner — synonymous with craft, reliability, and long-term partnership.
Founder
Sanjiv Bajoria
Sanjiv Bajoria
Founder & CEO
With over 20 years of personal experience in the Indian textile industry, Sanjiv established VPAS ANANT in 2024 as a modern, customer-focused fabric sourcing house. His approach: treat every yard of fabric like it's your own, and every client like a long-term collaborator.