Vertically integrated woven fabric mill in Faisalabad. Over 1,000 water-jet looms producing cotton, polyester-cotton and specialty woven fabrics for global apparel and home-textile buyers.
Woven fabric is the foundation of textile manufacturing — and the foundation of our company. We started in 1965 as a weaving operation, and weaving remains the largest single capability in our facility. Our loom hall — over 1,500 looms running across two technologies — is the operational heart of everything else we do.
We supply woven fabric to two kinds of customers: converters who finish and re-sell, and brand-owners who use our fabric in their own finished-goods programs. Both depend on the same thing — fabric that arrives at spec, holds shade across rolls, and ships on time.
Fabric Range
We weave across a broad range of constructions, fibers and weights. Below is a representative range — we manufacture custom constructions on request.
Category
Fiber Composition
Construction Range
Cotton bedding fabrics
100% cotton (carded and combed)
Percale, sateen, twill — 144 to 400 thread count
Cotton apparel fabrics
100% cotton
Plain, twill, dobby — yarn counts 10s to 80s
Polyester-cotton blends
T/C 65/35, 80/20 and 50/50
Apparel and bedding constructions
Microfiber base fabric
100% polyester filament
Plain weave, brushed and unbrushed
Polyester filament wovens
100% polyester
Lining, technical and home-textile constructions
Specialty constructions
Various fibers
Dobby, jacquard, yarn-dyed checks and stripes
Greige, Dyed, Printed or Finished
We supply fabric at every stage of finish, depending on buyer preference:
Finish stage
Buyer fits
Notes
Greige (loom-state)
Converters with their own dye-houses
Available off-loom; minimum order quantities apply
Dyed (solid)
Brands without dyeing capacity
Reactive, pigment, disperse — verified fastness
Printed
Pattern-driven home textile programs
Reactive, pigment and digital print available
Finished
Direct-to-cut customers
Soft finish, peach finish, calendared, mercerised and more
Note
A Practical Sourcing Note
Buyers comparing woven fabric quotes from multiple Pakistani mills should look beyond the price-per-meter line. The variables that actually drive the landed cost — and the in-store experience — are usually invisible on the quote sheet:
Yarn type (carded vs combed, ring-spun vs open-end)
Loom condition and operator skill
Dye-house process control (reactive vs pigment chemistry, time-temperature curves)
Finishing discipline (soft hand without sacrificing dimensional stability)
Quality control rigor at greige and finished stages
This is why we encourage prospective buyers to visit our facility before placing a first program. A two-hour site walk tells you more about a fabric supplier than ten quote comparisons.
Starting a Conversation
Construction, fiber composition and target GSM
Width and finished-fabric stage required (greige, dyed, printed, finished)
Annual volume estimate
Required certifications and quality standards
Destination port and target landed cost, if known
