Affordable and affluent classes are more into the natural fabrics like Cotton, Silk and Wool. Garments made of natural fibers are expensive and elegant in texture with a very comfortable wear.

     The Department of Sericulture is focusing its attention towards on post cocoon activities like Spinning, Reeling, Weaving and Dying which are all industrial in nature and production of cocoons which will finally gives a natural fiber called Silk.

      Realizing that Naga women excels others is notably the design that we see in our traditional dresses and this expertise should be rightly inter woven in the Silk clothes that are being made by some entrepreneurs in the state.

     In order to have mass production of Silk clothes, first of all it is quite imperative to have sufficient raw materials that are cocoons. To this direction the Department?s approaching Sericulture farmers to have cluster development through various CSS like NABARD, CDP and State programmes. The potentiality of producing Silk solely depends much upon the full time progressive farmers in the state.