SoxStar International (Private) Limited is a dynamic and rapidly growing socks and hosiery manufacturing company, established in 2020 with a vision to redefine quality and innovation in the knitwear industry. SoxStar has demonstrated exponential growth over the past five years, evolving from a modest setup of 5 machines to a robust production facility equipped with over 50 state-of-the-art Lonati knitting machines from Italy.
With an annual production capacity of 10+ million pairs of socks, SoxStar caters to both local and international markets, supplying high-quality socks to clients across various regions. Our advanced manufacturing setup allows us to produce a wide range of styles and designs to meet diverse customer needs.
At SoxStar, we combine cutting-edge technology with experienced craftsmanship to produce socks that meet international quality standards, with flexibility in customization, size, and design. Our commitment to continuous improvement, customer satisfaction, and innovation places us among the emerging leaders in the region’s textile manufacturing landscape.
Excellence in Manufacturing Management
At the heart of SoxStar’s success is our strategically managed manufacturing process, built on precision, accountability, and efficiency. Every step of our production cycle—from yarn selection to packaging—is streamlined through modern ERP systems and strict quality controls to ensure consistent output and timely delivery.
Our People Make the Difference
We believe that a company is only as strong as its people. That’s why we’ve assembled a team of top-rated industry professionals—from experienced machine operators and textile engineers to innovative designers and quality control experts. Our workforce is continuously trained on the latest industry trends and machine technologies, fostering a culture of skill, accountability, and growth.
SoxStar’s employees are not just workers—they are craftsmen, innovators, and problem-solvers, each playing a critical role in maintaining our reputation for excellence.
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