Fabric
Polyester from Pakistani mills. Typical uses: bed linen, curtains, upholstery fabrics, hotel linen, technical fabrics, yarn.
Finish and performance depend on the fibre form and fabric construction.
We record the agreed fibre composition for each selected fabric, supporting accurate product data and labelling for the destination market.
Textile compliance guidanceTextile products
Comforters and quilts can be specified with different shell fabrics, fill weights and quilting patterns for seasonal or year-round ranges. Fill and finished weight should be confirmed against the intended climate, use and packing format.
Blankets and throws can be sourced in woven or fleece constructions, with weight, dimensions and finish selected for the target season and sales channel. Colour, pattern and edge details can be aligned with a buyer’s range requirements.
Mattress protectors can be specified with fitted skirts or corner straps and with quilted or flat-top constructions. Any backing or barrier performance requirements should be agreed with the manufacturer and confirmed against the intended care routine.
Blackout and dim-out fabrics can be specified for different room-lighting needs and curtain-making methods. Confirm the required width, backing and performance with the intended use before sampling.
Finished panels can be made to buyer-specified dimensions and header styles, with optional lining. Sizes, fabric weight and packing are agreed against the target retail or project requirement.
Lightweight sheers and voiles are available as fabric or finished panels, with transparency and texture set by the chosen construction. Confirm care, width and hanging requirements when specifying.
Contract curtains can be developed around the buyer's stated fire-performance requirements and intended end use. Confirm the applicable standard and testing documentation before placing an order; performance depends on the specified fabric and treatment.
Aprons can be specified for domestic kitchens, food service or branded workwear, with pocket layout and fastening details agreed before sampling. Fabric choice should reflect the required appearance, durability and care routine.
Table linen can be made to suit banquet layouts, dining tables and event requirements. Fabric, dimensions and finishing are set against the table measurements and intended laundering routine.
Patient gowns can be made in lightweight woven fabrics with closure and coverage details agreed to suit the intended care setting. Fabric weight and composition can be selected around durability and laundering needs.
Scrub fabric is supplied by the roll for conversion into workwear, with weight, width and colour agreed against the buyer’s garment pattern. Finished garments are not included unless separately specified.
Blankets can be sourced in woven or fleece constructions, with size and weight chosen for the intended indoor use and laundering process. Fibre and finish options depend on the selected mill and specification.
Privacy curtains can be specified as panels for cubicle tracks, with mesh tops and header details set to the buyer’s installation requirements. Flame-retardant options may be available from certified mills on request, per order.s on request, per order.
Canvas and duck fabrics are suited to products needing a firmer woven structure, with weight and density selected to match the intended use. Coatings or functional finishes are subject to fabric composition and order specification.
Poly-cotton workwear fabric combines cotton and polyester in buyer-specified proportions, with weight and weave selected for the garment’s intended use. Flame-retardant or other performance requirements must be confirmed against the available fibre and finishing options.
Greige fabric is supplied before dyeing or final finishing, allowing buyers to arrange subsequent processing to their own requirements. Construction, width and roll presentation are agreed against the intended finishing route.
Woven furnishing fabrics can be specified by composition, construction, pattern and weight for upholstery or soft furnishing use. Durability and care requirements should be confirmed with the intended application before production.
Fleece can be supplied with a brushed or unbrushed reverse, depending on the required handle and end use. Confirm weight, composition and finishing requirements against the intended garment and care conditions.
This group covers three distinct constructions: textured piqué, elastic rib and smooth double-knit interlock. Specify the construction and required stretch, recovery and finished dimensions when requesting a quotation.
Blended yarn is sourced to the agreed fibre composition and yarn count for the buyer’s process. Blend availability and performance depend on the selected fibres and mill specification.
Recycled yarn can be sourced by fibre type, blend and count for suitable textile applications. Share any required recycled-content documentation at enquiry stage for confirmation against the specific mill and order.
Cotton and textile waste can be sourced as sorted material for recycling or other agreed recovery routes. Composition, colour mix and grade should be confirmed before order placement.
Woven fabrics can be specified for flame-retardant workwear or high-visibility garment production. Treatment performance and any required test criteria should be agreed against the end-use specification.
Coated fabrics and canvas can be sourced as roll goods or converted sheets for covering and outdoor use. Coating, seam construction and reinforcement are set according to the intended exposure and handling requirements.
Non-woven rolls and sheets are sourced to the required fibre, weight and formation process. Surface finish, layer structure and dimensions can be matched to converting or product assembly needs.
Share your product specification sheet, required materials and destination market. We’ll review suitable Pakistani sourcing options and outline the details needed for a costing proposal.
