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Fibre

We Offer Natural and Man Made Fibre

Natural Fibre

Raw Cotton

  • Indian Cotton: Known for its excellent fiber length and strength, Indian Cotton is widely used in the textile industry for producing a variety of fabrics, including fine counts and denim.
  • USA Cotton: USA Cotton is highly regarded for its exceptional quality, uniformity, and durability. It is often preferred for its suitability in producing premium garments and home textiles.
  • PIMA and SUPIMA: These premium cotton varieties are renowned for their extra-long staple fibers, superior strength, and luxurious feel. PIMA and Supima cotton are favored for producing high-end luxury clothing items and beddings.
  • Organic Cotton: Grown without the use of synthetic pesticides or fertilizers, Organic Cotton is a sustainable and eco-friendly choice. It is sought after by conscious consumers and used in a wide range of organic and eco-friendly textile products.
  • BCI (Better Cotton Initiative): BCI Cotton is produced under sustainable farming practices, focusing on water conservation, minimizing chemical usage, and promoting fair labor conditions. It is a responsible choice for socially and environmentally conscious brands.
  • CMIA (Cotton Made in Africa): CMIA Cotton is sustainably sourced from African countries, supporting local farming communities. It is recognized for its quality, social responsibility, and contribution to economic development in Africa.
  • Fairtrade Cotton: Fairtrade Cotton ensures fair prices, social sustainability, and improved livelihoods for cotton farmers. Choosing Fairtrade Cotton promotes ethical trade practices and supports small-scale cotton producers.

VSF (Viscose Staple Fiber)

VSF is a regenerated cellulosic fiber made from natural wood pulp. It offers a luxurious feel, breathability, and excellent moisture absorption properties.

VSF is used in a wide range of applications, including apparel, home textiles, and non-woven fabrics.

We offer VSF in Bright, Raw White and Color

With our extensive expertise and industry connections, we strive to meet your specific requirements and deliver exceptional products for your textile needs.

Man Made Fibre

PSF (Polyester Staple Fiber)

Polyester staple fiber (PSF) is a form of synthetic chemical compounds which is strong enough to be twisted into yarn as like natural fibre in the textile industry. It is sometimes blended with natural fibres like cotton or wool in order to spin the special type of yarns.

Polyester Staple Fibre is available in different Deniers (1.2D to 15D) with different cut-lengths with the following forms:

  • SD – SEMIDULL
  • HCS – HOLLOW CONJUGATE SILICONISED
  • SDOB – SEMIDULL OPTICAL BRIGHT
  • HCSNS – HOLLOW CONJUGATE SLICK NON SILICONISED

Our PSF options offer excellent strength, durability, and colorfastness, making them suitable for a wide range of textile applications.

Raw PSF: Raw PSF offers excellent resilience, durability, and moisture-wicking properties. It is commonly used in the production of textiles, such as apparel, bedding, and non-woven fabrics.
Dope Dyed PSF: Dope dyed PSF is a colored variant of polyester staple fiber, offering vibrant and fade-resistant colors. It is widely used in textiles that require vibrant and long-lasting hues, such as carpets, upholstery, and outdoor fabrics.

Acrylic Fibre

Acrylic fibers are manufactured synthetic fibers which produced from acrylonitrile (kind of petrochemical). The acrylonitrile is usually combined with small amounts of other chemicals to improve the ability of the resulting fiber to absorb dyes. Some acrylic fibers are dry spun and others are wet spun. Acrylic fibers are used in staple or tow form.

Acrylic Fiber Characteristics

  • Outstanding wickability & quick drying to move moisture from body surface
  • Flexible aesthetics for wool-like, cotton-like, or blended appearance
  • Easily washed, retains shape
  • Resistant to moths, oil, and chemicals
  • Dyeable to bright shades with excellent fastness
  • Superior resistance to sunlight degradation

Some Major Acrylic Fiber Uses

  • Apparel: Sweaters, socks, fleece wear, circular knit apparel, sportswear and childrens wear
  • Home Furnishings: Blankets, area rugs, upholstery, pile; luggage, awnings, outdoor furniture
  • Other Uses: Craft yarns, sail cover cloth, wipe cloths
  • Industrial Uses: Asbestos replacement; concrete and stucco reinforcement