Home Textiles and Decor Crafted for European and North American Homes
Bedding, cushions, curtains, table linen and decorative accents developed with natural fibers, considered color palettes and dependable private-label supply.
Every collection begins with the fiber, the weave and the color story.
Fiber selection, weaving, dyeing and finishing coordinated with your assortment plan, price position and seasonal calendar.
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Material options with recordsNatural and recycled fiber choices supported by material documentation.
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Custom weaves, prints and trimsJacquards, prints, embroidery and finishing details developed to your brief.
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Colorways around your paletteLab dips and strike-offs approved before bulk production begins.
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Checks on every orderDimension, seam and colorfastness checkpoints against approved samples.
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Seasonal planning supportRepeat-order coordination aligned to your launch calendar.
The Making of a Home Textile
Weaving, dyeing, printing, cutting, sewing, inspection and retail-ready packing coordinated in one workflow.
Programs for Retailers, Brands and Projects
Flexible development for retail collections, private-label lines, hospitality projects and seasonal decor programs.
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Product records and applicable testing support based on fibers, finishes and destination-market requirements.
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Sourcing FAQ
What types of home textile products do you supply?
We develop and supply bedding (duvet covers, sheets, pillowcases), cushions and throws, curtains and drapes, table linen, blankets and bedspreads, and decorative accents. Products are made in cotton, linen, and easy-care blends, and can be developed as single items or coordinated room collections for retail assortments.
Can you produce private-label collections with our branding and packaging?
Yes. We support full private-label development: woven labels, printed care labels, hangtags, and retail-ready packaging such as reusable fabric bags, belly bands and gift boxes. Send us your brand guidelines and we will prepare packaging proposals alongside the product samples.
What is your minimum order quantity (MOQ)?
MOQ depends on the product type, fabric and customization level. Stock-fabric programs generally start lower, while custom-woven or custom-dyed qualities require higher volumes per colorway. Tell us your target items and quantities and we will confirm the workable MOQ for each.
How do I request samples before placing an order?
Use the Request a Quote form and list the items you would like to evaluate. We can provide fabric swatches, lab dips for color approval, and counter samples of finished products. Sample lead time is typically shorter than production and courier costs are usually covered by the buyer and credited against the first order.
What are your production and delivery lead times?
Lead time depends on fabric availability and order size. Orders using stock fabrics ship faster, while custom-woven, custom-printed or custom-dyed programs need additional time for weaving and finishing. We confirm a production schedule with every order and provide regular status updates through to shipment.
Ready to Develop Your Next Textile Collection?
Share your rooms, fabrics, color direction and market position to begin a tailored development conversation.
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What to include
- Rooms and product categories you plan to cover
- Fabric, fiber or texture preferences
- Color direction or mood references
- Quantities, target pricing and launch timing