Institutional linen sourcing · Faisalabad
Spec it.Weave it.Ship it.
Build a technically valid institutional linen specification and route it to vetted Faisalabad mills. No textile expertise required.
- 27×54
- bath towel
- 500 GSM
- ring-spun cotton
- T180–T400
- sheeting thread count
- FOB Karachi
- fixed incoterm
Who we serve
Four institutional buyer types, each with a segment-aware specification path.
Hotel groups
Guest terry and bed linen at consistent, contract-grade quality.
Hospitals and care
Hard-wash sheeting, gowns, and huck towels within healthcare thread-count limits.
Commercial laundries
Durable goods specified for high industrial wash-cycle counts.
Linen rental services
Standardised specifications across repeat replenishment orders.
What we source
Four product families, sourced under one parameter schema.
towels · robes · bath mats
flat · fitted · pillowcases · duvet covers
gowns · drawsheets · huck towels · blankets
kitchen towels · aprons · table linen
How it works
- 01
Specification
A complete, technically valid spec, built in the configurator.
- 02
Mill selection
Matched to a Faisalabad mill with the right loom and compliance profile.
- 03
Sampling
Pre-production samples made and checked against the written spec.
- 04
Inspection
Goods inspected before shipment against agreed tolerances.
- 05
Production
The approved specification governs the full production run.
- 06
Export
FOB Karachi. Shipping and customs paperwork prepared for US import.
Why Faisalabad
One of Pakistan's principal textile centres — concentrated capacity across spinning, weaving, and terry finishing on an established cotton supply chain.
Sourcing from one region rather than scattered mills keeps lead times, freight consolidation, and quality-control logistics predictable across a program.
Standards & compliance
Every specification is built against these standards:
These are the standards mills are evaluated against, not held certifications — per-mill certificates, audit dates, and factory names: [TO BE CONFIRMED]. United States buyers apply heightened social-compliance scrutiny to Pakistani-origin goods under the Section 301 forced-labour tariff effective 24 July 2026; BSCI and WRAP are pre-selected in every specification for this reason.