We are not a mill
We do not own looms or dye houses. We buy from the market's mills and finishing houses, and we tell you which route a quotation follows.
Four services, one point of contact: sourcing and stall matching, inspection and quality control, consolidation and export shipping, and sample courier handling.
Send a specification — family, composition, weight, width, colour, print, finishing and quantity. We take it into the market, compare it against running stock and against custom production, and return a shortlist with the real position: what exists, what has to be dyed, what the MOQ is and what it costs.
Typical outputs of a sourcing brief:
Bulk goods are inspected before they leave, on a four-point system covering shade, GSM, width, weaving or knitting defects and roll length. A defect report with photographs accompanies the shipment, and where your programme requires it we arrange third-party inspection or lab testing.
Most buyers source from several stalls at once. We collect the rolls, verify the quantities, pack for sea freight, and book the shipment. Quotations are available on FOB Guangzhou, CIF and DDP terms, so the landed cost can be compared directly with your existing suppliers.
Samples are the cheapest part of a programme and the easiest to get wrong. We dispatch swatches, hangers, lab dips and strike-offs by courier, keep a record of what was sent, and keep a retained sample of every approved standard until the order is delivered.
Trims, zippers, buttons, interlining, packaging and garment accessories are traded in the same district. If your order needs finishing items alongside fabric, include them in the enquiry and we will consolidate them into the same shipment.
We would rather be clear than be everything to everyone.
We do not own looms or dye houses. We buy from the market's mills and finishing houses, and we tell you which route a quotation follows.
Composition, weight and finishing drive the price. A quote without a specification is a guess.
This is a B2B desk for factories, brands, buying offices and e-commerce sellers ordering in metres.
Tell us the fabric, the composition, the quantity and the destination port. A sourcing specialist replies with pricing, lead time and sample options.