Agriculture, the backbone of human civilization, is now transitioning towards sustainability through innovative technologies. Among these, agrotextiles have emerged as a vital component of smart agriculture. Agrotextiles refer to specially designed woven, non-woven, or knitted fabrics applied in agriculture, horticulture, and related sectors to enhance productivity, conserve resources, and protect crops. These materials play a crucial role in moderating environmental conditions, controlling pests and weeds, conserving soil moisture, and reducing dependency on chemical inputs. Common applications include shade nets, anti-bird nets, insect nets, mulch mats, and windshield nets?all contributing to improved crop quality and yield. The use of both synthetic fibres (polypropylene, polyester, nylon) and natural fibres (jute, coir, wool) allows for a balance between durability and sustainability. With the integration of eco-friendly materials and advanced textile engineering, agrotextiles are paving the way for climate-resilient and sustainable farming systems.