Materials & Fibres
Textile materials, specified for your order.
The fibres and blends Pakistani mills use for home textiles, institutional linen, fabrics and technical textiles. We confirm composition, construction, weight and finish against your specification and an approved sample before bulk production.
| Material | Composition | Typical weight | Common end uses | Available finishes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cotton | 100% cotton, or blended as specified | Fabric: 100–700 g/m²; yarn: typically Ne 10–60 | bed linen, towels, hotel and hospital linen, curtains, woven and knitted fabrics, yarn | Bleached, dyed, printed, mercerised, softened, sanforised |
| Combed Cotton | 100% combed cotton, or blended as specified | Fabric: 100–500 g/m²; yarn: typically Ne 20–80 | bed linen, towels, apparel-weight fabrics, woven and knitted fabrics, yarn | Bleached, dyed, printed, mercerised, softened |
| Ring-Spun Cotton | 100% ring-spun cotton, or blended as specified | Fabric: 100–500 g/m²; yarn: typically Ne 10–80 | bed linen, towels, woven and knitted fabrics, yarn | Bleached, dyed, printed, mercerised, softened |
| Zero-Twist Cotton | Typically 100% cotton pile yarn with a zero-twist or low-twist construction | Towels: typically 400–700 g/m² | Bath towels, hand towels, bath mats, dressing-gown fabrics | Bleached, dyed, yarn-dyed, softened |
| Organic Cotton | Cotton grown to an organic standard; may be 100% cotton or blended as specified | Fabric: 100–700 g/m²; yarn: typically Ne 10–60 | bed linen, towels, hotel and hospital linen, fabrics, yarn | Bleached, dyed, printed, softened; finish options depend on the order |
| Poly-Cotton | Polyester and cotton blend; common ratios include 50/50 and 65/35 | Fabric: typically 90–350 g/m² | bed linen, hotel and hospital linen, curtains, uniforms, woven and knitted fabrics | Bleached, dyed, printed, easy-care, durable-press |
| Polyester | 100% polyester, or blended as specified | Fabric: typically 50–400 g/m² | bed linen, curtains, upholstery fabrics, hotel linen, technical fabrics, yarn | Piece-dyed, yarn-dyed, printed, brushed, water-repellent, heat-set |
| Microfibre | Fine-denier polyester, polyamide, or a blend | Fabric: typically 60–300 g/m² | bed linen, cleaning cloths, lightweight curtains, upholstery fabrics, technical textiles | Brushed, peach-finished, dyed, printed, water-repellent |
| Bamboo Viscose | Viscose made from bamboo-derived pulp; often blended with cotton or polyester | Fabric: typically 100–400 g/m² | bed linen, towels, lightweight fabrics, knitted fabrics | Bleached, dyed, printed, softened |
| Linen | 100% flax linen, or blended with cotton or other fibres | Fabric: typically 120–400 g/m² | bed linen, table linen, curtains, furnishing fabrics, yarn | Washed, softened, dyed, printed, bleached |
| Recycled Polyester | Recycled polyester, used alone or blended as specified | Fabric: typically 50–400 g/m² | bed linen, curtains, furnishing fabrics, technical fabrics, yarn | Piece-dyed, yarn-dyed, printed, brushed, heat-set |
| Recycled Cotton | Recycled cotton, used alone or blended with virgin cotton or other fibres | Fabric: typically 100–500 g/m² | Towels, furnishing fabrics, selected bed linen, woven fabrics, yarn | Bleached, dyed, printed, softened |
| polypropylene | 100% polypropylene, or blended as specified | Nonwoven: typically 15–300 g/m²; woven fabric: typically 50–250 g/m² | technical textiles, nonwoven fabrics, protective covers, carpet backing, packaging textiles | Bonded, embossed, dyed, UV-stabilised, treated for specific applications |
| Flame-Retardant Fibres | Inherently flame-resistant fibre or flame-retardant-treated fibre; composition varies | Fabric: typically 150–500 g/m² | Protective fabrics, curtains, upholstery fabrics, technical textiles | Flame-retardant treatment, dyeing, water-repellent treatment |
Weight ranges are indicative and depend on construction and specification. OEKO-TEX, GOTS and ISO certifications are available from certified mills on request, per order. Any certification or material claim must be supported by documentation relevant to the supplying mill and order.
Need help defining a fabric specification?
Tell us the intended use, composition, construction, weight and finish you require. We can check sourcing options and arrange swatches or reference samples. The buyer pays sample and courier costs; these are credited against the first order.