Integrated weaving · dyeing · printing 65–150 gsm · 220–280 cm Flexible MOQ
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Nantong, China · Integrated weaving, dyeing & printing

Wide-Width Polyester Fabric Manufacturer for Bedding, Curtains and Cushion Covers

  • 100% polyester
  • 65–150 gsm
  • 220–280 cm
  • Plain · twill · brushed

We supply printed and dyed polyester fabric from our own weaving, dyeing and printing chain — so the specification you approve is the specification that ships, batch after batch.

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Written specification sheet with every quotation · Samples in the production width · Reply within 24 hours

Rolls of printed and solid dyed polyester fabric stacked in a textile warehouse
Greige to finished fabricOne chain, one specification, one accountable lead time.
220–280 cmWide-width capability
65–150 gsmWeight range, adjustable
3Integrated stages in one chain
24 hQuotation turnaround
Product range

Polyester fabric built around six bedding and drapery programmes

One integrated supply chain, six ways to specify it. Every range can be adjusted in weight, width, colour and finish — and every range is quoted with a written specification sheet.

Applications

Where our fabric ends up

Buyers usually start with one product and expand once the base cloth is approved. Because we weave the greige ourselves, the same construction can carry a whole coordinated range.

Bedding sets made from polyester fabric Bedding setsSheets, covers, coordinated ranges Duvet covers made from polyester fabric Duvet coversSeam-free cutting up to 280 cm Curtains & drapery made from polyester fabric Curtains & draperyFull-height panels without a join Cushion covers made from polyester fabric Cushion coversTwill and brushed structures Pillowcases made from polyester fabric PillowcasesSoft napped surface for skin contact Quilt & comforter shells made from polyester fabric Quilt & comforter shellsLightweight 65–85 gsm base cloth
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B2B fabric solutions

Different buyers, different definitions of a good supplier

An importer cares about documentation. A bedding manufacturer cares about the ship date. We structure the offer around what actually goes wrong in each case.

Importers & agents

You need one supplier who can hold a specification across repeat shipments and answer technical questions without a translator in the middle.

What we support: Standard constructions, written spec sheets, consistent packing, and documentation that matches the invoice.

Wholesalers & distributors

You need stock colours that can be replenished quickly, and a supplier who will quote smaller lots while you test a market.

What we support: Solid dyed ranges in repeatable colours, trial quantities below full-container level, and shade retention between lots.

Bedding manufacturers

Your line cannot wait for fabric. The risk is not price, it is a late roll that stops a cutting table.

What we support: Confirmed ship dates from approval, consistent usable width, and a stable selvedge for high-speed cutting.

Home textile brands

You need a fabric that is not available to every competitor, in a colour and print that match your range book.

What we support: Custom colour matching, print development from artwork, and specifications kept confidential to your programme.

Hotel & project suppliers

A project is specified once and delivered in phases. Any shade drift between phases is visible on the same corridor.

What we support: Single dye lot per phase, panel-to-panel shade checks, and heavy curtain constructions up to 280 cm.

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Manufacturing

Greige weaving, dyeing and printing under one chain

Most quality problems in polyester fabric start at a handover between suppliers. We keep the three critical steps together, so the specification that leaves the loom is the specification that reaches the container.

01

Greige weaving

Water-jet looms weave the base cloth to a confirmed weight and width.

  • Weight and width fixed at the loom
  • Stable selvedge for high-speed cutting
  • In-house, so construction does not drift
02

Dyeing

Disperse dyeing against an approved lab dip, with retained samples per lot.

  • Pantone and swatch matching
  • Shade checked under D65 light
  • Retained sample kept for every dye lot
03

Printing & finishing

Rotary screen or digital printing, then brushing, setting and inspection.

  • Pigment, disperse and digital
  • Brushing for peach skin handle
  • Inspection against the approved standard
Water-jet looms weaving wide polyester greige fabric in a Nantong mill
Why integrated matters

The number that matters is not the first batch, it is the fifth

Any mill can send a good sample. The value of weaving, dyeing and printing inside one chain is that the fifth shipment looks like the first.

  • One specification, three stagesConstruction, weight and width are set at the loom and carried through dyeing and printing without re-negotiation between suppliers.
  • Retained standardsApproved lab dips, strike-offs and dye-lot samples are kept, so a query six months later is answered with evidence.
  • Accountable lead timeOne team owns the calendar from greige to loading, instead of three suppliers blaming each other.
How the chain works
Inspector checking a wide polyester fabric roll at a lit inspection table
Quality control

Six checkpoints between the loom and the container

Inspection is not a final step. Each checkpoint exists because a specific defect becomes expensive if it is found later.

  • Greige checkWeight, width and construction verified before dyeing or printing.
  • Lab dip approvalColour approved on the finished surface, not on greige.
  • In-line shade controlBulk shade compared with the retained standard at the dyeing line.
  • Print registrationRepeat, registration and colour depth checked on the first bulk roll.
  • Final roll inspectionWidth, GSM, defects and handfeel checked against the spec sheet.
  • Packing & loadingRoll length, labels, marks and container loading confirmed before seal.
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Export experience

Fabric supplied to bedding makers and importers across six regions

Nantong is one of China's main home-textile clusters, which means greige, dyeing, printing and trimming capacity within a short radius — useful when a programme needs a fast change of colour or construction.

South AmericaBrazil, Chile, Peru, Colombia — bedding programmes in solid and printed ranges.
Middle EastSaudi Arabia, UAE, Kuwait — heavier weights and wide-width drapery.
Southeast AsiaVietnam, Thailand, Indonesia — repeat stock colours for distributors.
EuropePoland, Netherlands, Spain — documentation-led programmes, OEKO-TEX® requests.
AfricaEgypt, Morocco, Nigeria — price-led ranges in standard constructions.
North AmericaCanada, United States — private-label bedding and cushion programmes.
How we work

Four steps from enquiry to container

Nothing goes into production without a written specification and an approved sample. It is slower at the start and considerably faster afterwards.

Share the requirement

Product, finished dimensions, target weight, colour or artwork, quantity and market.

Written specification

We confirm construction, GSM, usable width and lead time in a spec sheet before quoting.

Sample approval

Lab dip or strike-off, then a running sample in the production width for your cutting room.

Bulk & shipment

Production against the approved standard, inspection, packing and loading.

Buyer questions

What importers ask before the first order

What polyester fabric constructions do you supply?
Plain weave, twill and brushed (peach skin) constructions in 100% polyester, from 65 to 150 gsm, in widths from 150 cm up to 280 cm. Each construction can be supplied dyed, printed, or both, and brushed fabric can be printed if the design allows.
Which products is your fabric used for?
Bedding sets, duvet covers, flat and fitted sheets, pillowcases, comforter and quilt shells, cushion covers, and curtain or drapery panels. Most buyers run several of these from one base cloth to keep a coordinated range.
Do you weave the fabric yourselves?
We operate an integrated chain covering greige weaving, dyeing and printing. Weaving in-house is what keeps weight and construction stable between dye lots, which is the main reason shade consistency holds across repeat orders.
What is your minimum order quantity?
From 3,000 m per colour for dyed fabric and per design for prints, with lower trial quantities available for new developments. MOQ is quoted per colour and per design separately, because those minimums come from different machines.
How fast can you quote and sample?
Quotations with a written specification sheet within 24 hours on business days. Lab dips and strike-offs typically take 5–10 days, then 3–5 days by courier for your approval.
Can you develop fabric to our own specification?
Yes. Send the finished product dimensions, target weight and handle, and a reference sample if you have one. We confirm construction, GSM and usable width in writing, then produce a running sample in the production width before bulk.
Do you provide test reports and certification documents?
Colour fastness, shrinkage, weight and width test summaries can be issued with each shipment. Third-party testing (SGS, ITS, BV) and OEKO-TEX® documentation can be arranged per order with our mill partners — tell us the standard your market requires at enquiry stage.