Plaid & check shirting
Yarn-dyed checks in cotton and cotton-rich blends, 110–140 GSM, woven for shirting and casual tops. Custom colourways from 600 m per check.
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Guangzhou Zhongda International Fabric Market
Source wholesale fabric from 4,000+ stalls — without flying to Guangzhou
ONEFABA is the English-speaking sourcing desk inside the Zhongda International Fabric Market. Send one brief and we match it across knit, woven, chiffon, cotton, polyester, denim, lace and functional fabric — then handle sampling, inspection, consolidation and export shipping.
- Reply within one business day
- Swatches and lab dips before bulk
- Four-point inspection before dispatch
4,000+fabric stalls inside the market
20+years sourcing in Zhongda
60+countries served
8fabric families, one enquiry
Fabric families
Eight fabric families, sourced from the market floor
Every family below is bought directly from stalls inside the Zhongda International Fabric Market. Prices follow the real market, not a catalogue markup.
Jersey, rib, pique, fleece
Knit Fabric
Jersey, interlock, rib, pique and fleece for T-shirts, polos, hoodies and activewear. 120–320 GSM in cotton, polyester and blends.
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Poplin, twill, canvas, satin
Woven Fabric
Poplin, twill, canvas, voile and satin for shirting, uniforms and outerwear, with dyeing and finishing to your requirement.
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75D / 100D, solid & print
Chiffon & Georgette
75D and 100D chiffon, georgette and crepe in solid dye and print — the workhorse cloth for dresses, abayas and scarves.
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Poplin, linen blends, slub
Cotton & Linen
Combed cotton poplin, linen blends, slub weaves and rayon for shirting and summer collections. Organic options on request.
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Taffeta, satin, oxford, memory
Polyester & Lining
Taffeta lining, satin, oxford, chiffon-weight poly and memory fabrics for linings, workwear and outdoor garments.
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6–14 oz indigo, black
Denim & Twill
6–14 oz indigo and black denim, cotton twill, canvas and workwear cloth, with wash-panel and finishing references.
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Stretch lace, mesh, print
Lace & Digital Print
Stretch lace, mesh, embroidered lace and high-resolution digital printing on chiffon, satin and jersey from 200 m.
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Water-repellent, wicking, recycled
Functional Fabric
Water-repellent, moisture-wicking, breathable membranes, anti-static and recycled ranges for sportswear and workwear.
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Featured fabrics
What buyers are running this season
A snapshot of the articles leaving the market most often for shirting, dresses, denim and occasionwear.
Silk-touch satin & crepe
Satin, satin-back crepe and heavy crepe for dresses and modestwear, in solid dye and print, with a soft or pearl finish.
Chiffon & georgette →
Bridal & occasion lace
Corded and raschel lace, tulle and sequin embroidery for bridal, eveningwear and trims, from 200 m per design.
Lace & digital print →
Indigo denim 6–14 oz
Indigo and black denim with the wash panel that shows the expected finish, so the garment lands where the design intends.
Denim & twill →
Supply chain services
Four services that sit behind one enquiry
You do not need an office in Guangzhou. ONEFABA acts as your sourcing, inspection, consolidation and shipping desk.
Fabric sourcing & stall matching
We take your specification into the market and match it stall by stall: composition, weight, width, colour and price. You receive a shortlist with real stock status instead of a catalogue promise.
Inspection & quality control
Shade, GSM, width, defects and roll length are checked with a four-point system before dispatch. A photo defect report follows every bulk order, and third-party inspection can be arranged.
Consolidation & export shipping
Buying from several stalls? We combine the rolls, book the container, prepare the export documents and quote FOB Guangzhou, CIF or DDP to your port.
Sample courier service
Swatches, hangers, lab dips and strike-offs are dispatched by courier, usually within 3 to 7 days, so you can approve the standard before committing to bulk.
How we work
From enquiry to container in five steps
A clear process, so you always know what happens next and who is responsible for it.
- 1
Send your brief
Tell us the fabric family, composition, weight, quantity, colour and destination port through the enquiry form. A sketch, a photo or a reference garment helps.
- 2
Specification review
A sourcing specialist reviews the brief, flags anything that will affect price or lead time, and confirms the target standard with you.
- 3
Market matching & quote
We compare the specification against running stock and custom-dyeing options inside the market, then quote price, MOQ, lead time and payment terms.
- 4
Samples & approvals
Stock swatches, lab dips or a print strike-off are sent for approval. Nothing goes into bulk until you sign off the standard.
- 5
Bulk, inspection & shipment
Production is followed up on site, goods pass four-point inspection, then the rolls are packed, documented and shipped to your port.
Who we work with
Built for buyers who order in metres, not swatches
Garment factories
Repeat programmes in knit, woven and lining fabric, delivered to a fixed standard and a predictable lead time.
Brands & labels
Development support for new collections: fabric proposals, lab dips, print strike-offs and small trial runs before scale-up.
Buying offices & agents
A local sourcing arm that checks the market, verifies the supplier and reports back with photos and test data.
E-commerce sellers
Low-MOQ trial orders, packing that travels well and reorders that repeat the same shade and hand.
Inside the market
Packing, inspection and dispatch, photographed on site
Rolls are checked, labelled and packed inside the market before they are handed to the freight forwarder.
FAQ
Wholesale fabric questions, answered
MOQ, samples, lead time, payment and shipping — the questions buyers ask us most often.
How do I place a wholesale fabric order with ONEFABA?
Send an enquiry through the form on this site with your fabric type, composition, weight, quantity and destination port. A sourcing specialist reviews the specification, matches it against stalls inside the Zhongda market, and replies with pricing, lead time and sample options.
What is the minimum order quantity (MOQ)?
MOQ depends on the fabric family and whether you buy a running stock shade or a custom dye lot. Stock articles start from about 300 m, custom dyeing usually starts between 500 m and 2,000 m, and printing starts from about 200 m. Every quotation states the MOQ for that exact article.
Can you send fabric samples before I place a bulk order?
Yes. Swatches and hangers of stock articles are dispatched by courier, usually within 3 to 7 days. For custom shades we arrange lab dips, and for prints a strike-off, so you approve the standard before bulk production starts.
Do you inspect the fabric before it is shipped?
Yes. Bulk goods pass a four-point inspection covering shade, GSM, width, defects and roll length. A defect report with photos is issued before the goods leave, and third-party inspection can be arranged when your programme requires it.
Which payment methods and shipping terms do you support?
Payment is normally by T/T with a deposit before production and the balance against the shipping documents; L/C at sight is available for larger programmes. We quote FOB Guangzhou, CIF or DDP, and can consolidate several suppliers into one container.
How long does production and shipping take?
Stock articles usually ship in 5 to 10 days after payment. Custom dyeing takes 10 to 18 days, denim with a wash reference 15 to 22 days, and printed lace or digital print up to 25 days. Sea freight from Guangzhou then adds roughly 7 to 18 days depending on the destination.
Enquiry
Request a quotation
Fill in the form and a sourcing specialist will reply within one business day. We work with garment factories, brands, buying offices and e-commerce sellers.
- Specification matched against real market stock
- Quotation with MOQ, lead time and payment terms
- Samples, lab dips or strike-off before bulk
- Four-point inspection before dispatch
- Consolidation and export documents handled