Textile Enzymes are being applied in almost every step of textile wet processing for desizing, scouring, bleaching and finishing of textile fabrics. Textile processing has benefited from the application of enzymes to markedly reduce environmental impact and improved product quality. The principal enzymes applied in the Textile industry are Hydrolases and Oxidoreductases. Textile Enzymes are employed in the processes of desizing by treatment with Alpha Amylase Enzymes where starch is degraded in dextrins and removed from the fabric. Cotton fibres based on cellulose can be improved by an enzymatic treatment known as Biopolishing. Biopolishing Enzyme treatment prevents pilling. This treatment gives the fabric a smoother and glossier appearance. The treatment is used to remove fuzz – the tiny strands of fibre that protrude from the surface of yarn. In denim finishing a small dose of Textile Enzyme can replace several kilograms of stones. Bioscouring is the process of purifying cotton fabrics from impurities such as wax, pectins, hemicelluloses, and mineral salts using textile enzymes. Peroxide Killing Enzymes provide for an eco-friendly way of removing the Hydrogen Peroxide content of the Textile fabric post bleaching of Textile products.