Which half did you come for?
Buyers
You want yarn, fabric, garments or home textiles made. Pictures of every product category, how the two desks work, and the enquiry form at the end.
Market Data
Fibre, yarn, garment and home textile prices, trade flows, freight, duty and currencies, each figure dated and linked to its source. The weekly summary, free.From fibre to shipment
The raw material desk works from fibre to fabric. The brand sourcing office works from fabric to the finished piece. Tap a stage to see what we get made there.
Five product groups, 48 categories
- Mills verified before they are quoted
- Third party inspection arranged on request
- No stock, no credit, no escrow
- Suppliers pay the fee. Buyers pay nothing to enquire
What it costs you to ask
Nothing, and it is worth saying before you read any further rather than four screens down.
This week summary
One headline figure per desk, straight from the weekly report. Each carries its own period, so a month and a full year sit side by side here on purpose. The date behind every figure is on the weekly summary. Sources last read 17 October 2026.
Sources: Cotton Outlook, as printed in the USDA world market prices report; US BLS producer price index; UN Comtrade; Freightos Baltic Index (FBX), Freightos (opens in a new tab); European Central Bank.
Prices, trade flows and freight, read from the source
Why VeriMills exists
I spent 24 years running textile supply chains from the inside. Small and mid size buyers kept being shown mills they could not check, by agents they could not check either. So VeriMills checks the mill first, quotes one specification the same way to everyone, and is paid by the supplier only when a shipment actually happens. You pay nothing to ask.
Danish Wazir Ahmed
Founder, VeriMills. Karachi, Pakistan.
Common questions
What does VeriMills cost me?
Nothing. There is no fee to send a request, no fee to receive quotes, no fee to be introduced to a supplier, and nothing to subscribe to. You are never invoiced by us for any of it. The supplier pays us a success fee, and only if a shipment actually happens. If nothing ships, nobody pays us anything.
What can you actually get made?
Three things. Fibre, yarn and fabric from the raw material desk. Garments made to order from the garment office. Bed linen, towels, curtains, quilts and rugs from the home textile desk. Dyes, chemicals and machinery are outside VeriMills altogether, and we will say so rather than take an enquiry we cannot serve properly.
What will a t-shirt cost me, landed at my warehouse?
That depends on the fabric, the quantity, the country and the freight, so no honest answer is one number. Instead the site works it out in front of you: six cases run every line of the cost from nothing to your warehouse door, with the placeholders marked so you can put your own figures in.
What is your minimum order?
It is set by the mill, not by us. For garments the minimum comes from the fabric mill, and for home textiles from the loom and the dye lot, which is why it moves with the cloth you pick rather than being one number we could print here.
How do I pay, and when?
You contract with the mill and you pay the mill. We hold no stock, we extend no credit, and we never sit between you and the supplier on payment, which keeps your money out of our hands. The deposit goes against a pro forma invoice, to a company account, by transfer or by letter of credit.
What import duty will I pay?
It depends on what you buy and where it lands, so the site gives you the rate and the tariff line it was read at rather than an estimate. Two things catch buyers out, and both are on that page: duty is charged on FOB in the United States and on CIF everywhere else, and VAT goes on top of the duty rather than beside it.
How long before somebody replies?
A person reads every request and replies within one working day. Real quotes from mills take longer, usually a few working days, because we go and ask rather than sending you a stale price list.
Are the market numbers free?
Yes, all of them, and there is nothing to sign up for. Every number on this site carries its own date and names the source it came from, so you can go and check it yourself rather than take our word for it.
Which countries do you buy from?
Garments from Pakistan, Bangladesh and China. Home textiles from Pakistan, India, Turkiye and China. Fibre, yarn and fabric from Pakistan, India, China and Bangladesh. Which one suits you depends on the cloth, the duty you will pay and how fast you need it, and the duty page carries the rates.
Do I ever talk to the mill directly?
Not as the normal way of working. This is a serviced platform and not an auction: every quote comes back through us against one written specification, and we do not give a supplier your contact details until you have told us to.