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Folded fabric swatches in pink, red, green and orange fanned out on a table.
Buyers

Yarn, fabric, garments and home textiles, made to your order.

Two desks, one standard of checking. Tell us what you want made and a person answers within one working day. It costs nothing to ask.

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What we do for you

Six stages, from the first mill to the ship

Tap a stage for what happens there. The full list is on the services page.

Check the mill Four levels, said plainly Write the spec One basis for every quote Sample Approve before production Follow production Milestones you can see Inspect and pack A third party checks Ship Landed cost worked out
What we get made

Five product groups, 48 categories

Every category has its own picture, what it is usually made from, and what to tell us for a quote.

All products
A row of button-down woven shirts in blue, tan and check hanging on wooden hangers along a rail.

Woven garments

9 categories A stack of plain cotton t-shirts folded and piled by colour, grey, black, navy, red, olive and white.

Knitted garments

11 categories Stacks of folded white and cream bath towels with a few coloured ones on a shelf by a window.

Home textiles

12 categories Bobbins of undyed white cotton yarn lined up on a spinning frame.

Fibre and yarn

7 categories Close-up of unbleached natural-coloured woven cloth with tonal self-stripes.

Fabric

9 categories
Three desks, two services

Who you will be dealing with

The raw material desk and the brand sourcing office are two services, run on one standard of checking. Each has its own page and its own form.

Cotton bales wrapped in white cloth stacked in a yard. Fibre, yarn and fabric

The raw material desk

For spinners, weavers, knitters and brands that buy their own material. One written specification, checked mills, quotes you can set side by side. A large garment factory sewing floor seen from above with long rows of machines. Woven and knitted garments

The garment office

For brands that want clothing made. Checked factories, milestone payments you can see, and an inspector who works for you before anything ships. A neatly made hotel bed with white linen, a grey runner and two bedside lamps. Bed, bath, table and window

The home textile desk

Bed linen, towels, curtains and table linen bought from the mill that weaves the cloth, against your size grid and packing.
  • 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
The cost of asking

What it costs you to ask

Nothing. The supplier pays us only when a shipment happens, so you pay nothing to ask and nothing to compare.

Read before you order

The guides, step by step

Hands guiding tailoring shears through a length of grey suiting cloth.

Getting garments made

Fourteen steps from the price you need to the delivery, with what to send at each one. Close-up of pale terry towelling showing its dense uncut loops.

Getting home textiles made

Sixteen steps from the spec and the size grid to the delivery, with the testing and packing in between. Bobbins of undyed white cotton yarn lined up on a spinning frame.

Buying fibre, yarn and fabric

Three lanes, one per material: how to write the spec, read the quote and check the shipment.
Mills and factories

Run a mill or a factory? Become a supplier.

One form, no listing fee, and we say exactly how far the checking goes before anyone calls you verified. Owner run companies can also book a supply chain advisory call, the first one free.

Long rows of wooden bobbins loaded on a spinning frame inside a textile mill.

Spinning, weaving and knitting mills

What a buyer's request looks like, what the form asks about your machinery, and what happens after you send it. Sewing machine needle stitching a dark floral fabric under warm light.

Cut and sew factories

What a brand's order looks like, what the form asks about lines, minimums and compliance, and how orders run. Fabric inspection machine in a mill with a length of striped cloth drawn over its lit viewing table.

Advisory for owner run companies

A part time head of supply chain, a health check, a monthly plan or system readiness. First conversation at a fixed price.
Register your mill or factory

Start an enquiry

Three desks, three forms. A fibre, yarn or fabric specification goes to the raw material desk. A garment goes to the garment office. Bed linen, towels and table linen go to the home textiles office. No fee, no obligation, and a person reads every request.

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