What you are buying in a wholesale order
A wholesale fabric order is more than a price per roll. You are buying a fabric tied to a written recipe, a production run that stays faithful to that recipe and lots that arrive on the promised date. Two knits with the same name behave differently once yarn count, stitch density and finishing change, so our first job is to turn "we need single jersey" into weight, width, composition and end use. The approved sample becomes the reference every later lot is checked against.
Constructions we supply
We work across the knitted constructions apparel uses most: single jersey for tees and underwear, rib for collars and cuffs, interlock for babywear and stable basics, the piqué family for polos, two-thread and three-thread fleece for sweats, and double-bed structures such as punto milano, ottoman and double face for structured collections. Typical weight, width and composition ranges are listed on the fabric types page.
Why a sourcing partner instead of one mill
A single mill is strong in one gauge and diameter range; the line that knits excellent single jersey is rarely the right one for heavy ottoman. Working through a network lets us route each construction to the line experienced in it. Swatch follow-up, dyehouse communication, quality control and logistics stay with one team, in Turkish and English.
How an order runs
- Enquiry: product type, target weight and width, composition, colours and approximate metres.
- Swatches and samples: existing swatch cards first, a trial knit where needed; weight, width and after-wash measurements recorded.
- Colour approval: lab dips approved under standard light and filed in writing.
- Production and control: checks on the greige knit, after dyeing and before dispatch; independent labs for requested physical tests.
- Shipment: lot-labelled rolls, traceable to the production batch.
Minimums, lead time and colour count are set together with the mill and shared before you commit. Read more in the sourcing process guide.
