Our Fabric Capabilities

As an expert in light-to-medium-weight fabrics, we help brands match handfeel, drape, opacity, weight, stability, and finishing risk to each collection's product direction.

Our sourcing network covers established textile regions across China, including silk, linen, wool, cashmere, cotton, regenerated cellulose fabrics, and selected specialty blends through long-term mill and finishing partners.

We follow fabric fairs, mill developments, and seasonal material trends so buyers can access updated options earlier and move from swatches to sampling with clearer technical guidance.

We support sourcing, sampling, and bulk production with practical fabric guidance for premium apparel collections. While our core expertise is light-to-medium-weight fabrics, we also support selected heavyweight outerwear, knit programs, and sportswear materials on a project basis.

OUR FABRIC COLLECTION

Request Current Fabric Catalogs

Ask us for updated fabric options by fiber, weight, construction, pattern, handfeel, color direction, or target price. We can share suitable references for development and sourcing review.

Catalogs available for: Silk · Linen · Cotton · Wool · Cashmere · Viscose · TENCEL™ · Cupro · Acetate · Modal · Bamboo · Blends and more.

Sourcing Notes

How we evaluate fabric options before sampling.

Before sampling, we review whether each fabric direction can support the design, production method, cost target and delivery plan.

Performance Fit

Check handfeel, drape, opacity, shrinkage and seam strength.

Supply Stability

Review availability, dye-lot control, repeat risk and lead time.

Finish Compatibility

Confirm suitability for printing, embroidery, washing, pleating or coating.

Commercial Planning

Balance quality, MOQ, price and delivery schedule.

How to Choose the Right Fabric for Your Collection

Fabric Selection Guide
FabricBest ForKey PropertiesWeight RangeRecommendation
Silk (Mulberry)Blouses, dresses, scarves, lingerie, outerwearSoft, lustrous, breathable, fluid drape6-32 mm6-8mm for scarves and linings; 12-16mm for blouses and shirts; 19-25mm for dresses and trousers; 25-32mm for structured jackets and coats
Wool SuitingJackets, trousers, coats, skirtsNatural elasticity, wrinkle resistance, breathability190-450 g/m190-250g for spring/summer; 260-350g for autumn/winter; 400g+ for overcoats
Double-Faced Wool (Double Cloth)Coats, jackets, capes, structured outerwearUnlined construction, two-sided color options, heavy drape, premium handfeel400-800 g/m400-550g for mid-weight coats and jackets; 550-700g for heavy winter coats; 700-800g for luxury oversized coats
LinenShirts, dresses, summer pants, jacketsBreathable, crisp handfeel, natural wrinkling120-200 g/mPre-wash to control shrinkage; blends with cotton or silk can reduce wrinkling
DenimJeans, jackets, shirts, dressesDurable, versatile, develops character with wear8-14 oz8-10oz for shirts and dresses; 10-12oz for standard jeans; 12-14oz for jackets
Tencel™ / ModalDresses, blouses, trousers, loungewearSoft, smooth, breathable, fluid drape100-200 g/mSuitable for fluid silhouettes; blends with cotton or linen add structure
Wool CashmereLuxury sweaters, coats, jacketsSoft, warm, lightweight250-450 g/mHigher cashmere content gives a softer handfeel but needs more careful handling; wool blends improve durability
Cotton (Premium)Shirts, blouses, dresses, trousersBreathable, soft, versatile, easy care80-160 g/mLong-staple cotton such as Egyptian, Supima, or Giza is suitable for a premium handfeel
Viscose / CuproDresses, blouses, linings, skirtsSmooth surface, fluid drape, accessible cost range60-150 g/mUseful for linings and fluid dresses; cupro offers a silk-like handfeel
Fabric Care Guide

A quick reference for washing, drying, ironing, and storing high-end light-to-medium-weight fabrics, helping your end consumers maintain garment quality and longevity.

FabricWashingDryingIroningNotes
SilkCold hand wash / dry clean recommendedLay flat, away from direct sunLow heat, reverse sideDo not bleach
LinenGentle machine wash / hand washAir dryWarm iron while dampHigher heat may be used when suitable
Wool / CashmereDry clean preferred / cold hand washLay flat to dryLow heat with pressing clothAvoid agitation
Tencel™ / ModalGentle cycle / mild detergentAir dry or tumble lowLow to medium heatDo not over-dry
CuproHand wash or dry cleanHang to dryLow heatWrinkles easily
AcetateDry clean recommendedHang to dryLow heat, reverse sideHeat sensitive
BlendsFollow the most delicate fiberFollow care labelFollow care labelConfirm by composition

Silk fabric supply

Silk fabric, supplied by the metre

Every silk quality listed here has been cut, sewn and washed in our garment production before we offer it, so we can tell you how it behaves — not only what it is made of.

Fabric-only orders welcome

You do not need to produce with us. Silk fabric is sold on its own, from 300 m per colour, with or without a garment order.

Why buy silk from a garment maker

Measured, not copied off a mill sheet

Each quality lists warp and weft shrinkage from our own wash tests, a ±5% momme tolerance, and how the hand changes after washing.

A stock programme, not a promise

Core qualities are held in greige or PFD in 114 cm and 140 cm, so swatch cards ship within the week and bulk is not a fresh development.

Inspected before it ships

Every lot is checked to the 4-point system against your approved lab dip, and the inspection report travels with the shipment.

Silk range

Stock silk qualities

The qualities below are our stock programme. We develop silk from 6 mm to 32 mm in charmeuse, crepe de chine, habotai, georgette, chiffon, twill, organza, taffeta, noil and stretch silk — if the weight or weave you need is not listed, ask us for it.

FabricWeaveWidthsWeightFinishShrinkage W × FBest forMOQ / colour
Silk CharmeuseSatin114 / 140 cm19 mm · 82 gsmPFD (prepared for dye) / Dyed-3% × -1.5%Slip dresses, Blouses and shirts300 m
Crepe de ChineCrepe114 / 140 cm16 mm · 69 gsmPFD (prepared for dye) / Dyed-2.5% × -2%Blouses and shirts, Dresses300 m
Silk HabotaiPlain114 / 140 cm12 mm · 52 gsmPFD (prepared for dye) / Dyed / Printed-3% × -2%Linings, Scarves300 m
Silk GeorgetteGeorgette114 / 140 cm10 mm · 43 gsmPFD (prepared for dye) / Dyed-4% × -3%Dresses, Blouses and shirts300 m
Silk ChiffonChiffon114 cm8 mm · 35 gsmPFD (prepared for dye) / Dyed / Printed-4% × -3%Scarves, Bridal and occasion300 m
Silk TwillTwill114 / 140 cm18 mm · 78 gsmPFD (prepared for dye) / Dyed / Printed-2% × -1.5%Scarves, Dresses300 m

Momme tolerance ±5%, width tolerance ±3%.

Swatch card and sampling

A swatch card covering the full stock range is USD 35, credited against your first bulk order. Swatches of shortlisted qualities are free — we charge for the card because it keeps the sampling list serious.

How a fabric order runs

  1. 1Send your shortlist: quality, width, colour reference and estimated quantity.
  2. 2We post quality swatches and confirm availability, price and lead time.
  3. 3Lab dip or strike-off approval for dyed and printed qualities.
  4. 4Bulk weaving or dyeing, 4-point inspection, then shipment with the report.

Ordering fabric, answered

Can I buy fabric without placing a garment order?

Yes. Fabric-only orders start at 300 m per colour. There is no obligation to produce with us.

How long is a quotation valid?

15 days. Raw silk prices follow the cocoon market, so we do not hold prices beyond that.

What tolerance applies to width and delivered quantity?

±3% on both, stated on the proforma invoice before you confirm the order.

What are the lead times?

Stock qualities ship in 7–10 days. Dyed to your shade: 25–35 days. Digital print: 10–15 days after strike-off approval.