[5] Founded by Balkrishan Goenka in 1985,[6] the company produces home textile products such as bed linen, terry towels, rugs, and yarn.

[7] Welspun operates several brands, including Christy,[8] Spaces and Welhome,[9] and is led by Dipali Goenka, who serves as the CEO and managing director.

In 2004, a new facility in Anjar, Gujarat, was established for bed linen production,[13] with a capacity of 35 million meters per annum.

[17] In 2017, Welspun entered the flooring and smart textiles sectors, expanding into in the Middle East, Japan, Australia, and the EU.

WGBL was specifically responsible for the sales and marketing division of Welspun's home textile business.

[27] With over 28 active patents, Welspun has garnered some attention for its HygroCotton technology, which has temperature regulating benefits and hollow core yarn to get softer with each wash.[28] It was established in 2000, as a wholly owned subsidiary of Welspun Retail Ltd.[29] Key people include Dipali Goenka, Executive director, Julie McKenzie, President & CEO.

[33] In response, Target withdrew the affected products, offered customers full refunds, and severed ties with Welspun in August 2016.