Many trade organizations have been founded in India to cater effectively to promote the growing sector dealing in scarves and stoles. The main aim with which these associations have been established is to promote the various fashion accessories like scarves and stoles, on a global level, and thus help both the small and big manufacturing companies dealing in them to promote their products in a more better and organized manner. The several trade organizations that actively seek to promote Indians scarves and stoles on a global platform include the following:

Apparel Export Promotion Council (AEPC) The Apparel Export Promotion Council or AEPC is the nodal body of Indian importers, apparel exporters, international buyers, etc. The organization provides a host of value added services to them in terms of consultancy, guidance on the prevailing market situation, technical consultancy, workforce, etc. AEPC was established in the year 1978 with just one office, and today, its wings have spread to over 40 offices throughout India. It serves as a powerful sourcing point for the promotion of fashion garments and other accessories like scarves, stoles, etc. Members of this prestigious organization are at an advantage as they have access to the updated trade statistics, international trade fairs, exploration of potential markets for scarves and stoles, etc.

Handloom Export Promotion Council (HEPC)
This distinguished organization was incorporated in the year 1965 as a statutory body under the Ministry of Textiles, Government of India. The Council seek to exclusively promote products like fabrics, fashion accessories like scarves, stoles, etc., as well as home furnishing items. Started off with just 65 members, the present membership of the Council stands at 2000 members. Handloom Export Promotion Council aims to provide guidance and support to the exporters and manufacturers of scarves and stoles for the purpose of trade promotion and international marketing.

Export Promotion Council for Handicrafts (EPCH)
Established under the EXIM policy of the Government of India, it comes under the Ministry of Textiles, and was established in 1986-87. This Council is professionally managed by professionals with relevant experience and is chaired by the Executive director. The primary function of the Council is to promote handicrafts to the worldwide regions, thus showcasing India strength as a strong base for premium quality and exquisite handicrafts. The Council is an ISO certified organization, continuing to excel in its pursuit of reaching to remote corners of India and promoting th traditional handcrafted items that are the epitome of India's rich traditional heritage.

Indian Silk Export Promotion Council (ISEPC)
Incorporated in the year 1983, the Indian Silk Export Promotion Council (ISEPC) is the central agency that promotes the export of natural silk scarves and other silk materials from India. The members of ISEPC can avail information on the changing market scenario, changing trade policies and many more. Apart from this, the Council also acts as a link between the buyers and the sellers by providing them with the right contacts in the silk business, both in India and abroad. Information on the latest prevailing trends in the segment of fashion can also be procured from the Council. >

Federation of Indian Export Organizations (FIEO)
Founded by the Ministry of Commerce in the year 1965, Federation of Indian Export Organizations (FIEO) is a non-profit organization which primarily looks after the coordination of every organization engaged in promotion exports of different products. The members of the organization comprise of small, medium and large export units and are endowed with strong recognitions and status including Star Export House, Government-recognised Export House, Star Trading House, Trading House, and Premier Trading House. The head office of FIEO is located in New Delhi, and its branch offices are spread in many cities across India including Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Chennai, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Bhubaneshwar, Shillong and Kanpur.

Indian Trade Promotion Council (ITPO)
Synonymous with India's trade promotion on the global platform, India Trade Promotion Organisation (ITPO) acts as the catalyst for spreading the prominence of export products to different parts of the world. Earlier known by the names of Trade Fair Authority of India and Trade Development Authority, ITPO, in its nearly 30 years of existence, has played the lead role leveraging India expertise by promoting trade technology prospects in different parts of the world.

By exhibiting trade fairs at national as well international level, organizing Contact Promotion Programs as well as Product promotion Program, ITPO strives to bridge the gap between the manufacturers and buyers, thus promoting a healthy trade prospect between the two on a continual basis. Further, ITPO has set up several regional trade promotion centers to actively carry out promotional activities in a much more significant manner.

Wool & Woolen Export Promotion Council (WWEPC) The Wool & Woolen Export Promotion Council (WWEPC), set up in the year 1964, is the apex body set up by the Ministry of Textiles. The organization is into promoting the export of Indian woolen products like woolen scarves, woolen stoles, woolen knitwear, mufflers, blankets, etc. The Council receives grants-in-aids for organizing various export promotion activities like fairs, exhibitions, buyer-seller meets, seminars and many other programs to promote the woolen products manufactured by Indian manufacturers.

Cotton Textile Export Promotion Council (TEXPROCIL) It is an autonomous and non-profit organization incepted in the year 1954, and is chiefly engaged in the promotion of cotton fabrics, cotton scarves, cotton stoles, etc. Its success in facilitating the export of cotton textiles has made it a one stop source, especially for the foreign buyers. TEXPROCIL actively takes part in conducting studies for individual products, as well as organizing trade fairs and seminars at national and international level.