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Polyester microfiber · brushed sheet cloth · rotary and flat-screen printing · dyeing · embossing · bedding

Turn fabric and print ideas into a clear supply brief. Coordinate polyester cloth, surface effects and bed linen.

Polyester Microfiber, Printed Fabrics & Bed Linen Sourcing

Source polyester microfiber and brushed bedsheet fabric, disperse or pigment printed textiles, solid dyed cloth, ultrasonic embossed material, apparel fabric and bed linen projects. Coordinate samples, colour, construction, testing and packing around your collection.

  • Compare printed, plain and embossed fabric directions for a coordinated textile range.
  • Define composition, hand, usable width and care before choosing a sample.
  • Connect artwork, fabric approval and made-up bedding requirements in one enquiry.

Manufacturing, product documents and order conditions depend on the model and supply route selected for your project.

Illustration of fabric rolls and layered textile swatches
Category illustration. Compare fibre content, construction, usable width, mass basis, print or finish, and the approved sample for your application.

Start with a product reference, intended use and estimated quantity. We bring product selection, sample questions and quotation details into one conversation.

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Core materialsPolyester microfiber · brushed polyester bedsheet cloth
Printing choicesRotary disperse · rotary pigment · flat screen
Surface and colourDyeing · brushing · ultrasonic embossing
Project formatsFabric rolls · apparel materials · bed linen and home textiles
Explore the product range

Build the range
your buyers need.

Choose a focused product or discuss a coordinated assortment. Each direction can be developed into a more specific model and packaging brief.

Polyester microfiber and brushed bedsheet cloth

Build a bedsheet-fabric brief around the required fibre composition, surface and finished hand. Polyester microfiber and brushed polyester directions suit coordinated plain or patterned bedding collections. Provide the target weight, usable width, yarn/construction and preferred face. Confirm those values on a selected swatch before costing bulk rolls.

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Solid-colour dyed fabric

Submit a physical shade standard or an agreed colour reference with the base-cloth specification. Review lab dips under the intended viewing conditions and approve a bulk shade standard. Define acceptable variation within and between rolls, laundering conditions and fastness tests. A colour name alone is insufficient to match a repeat order.

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Rotary disperse printing

Disperse-printing enquiries should identify the polyester base, artwork, colourways, repeat and end use. Discuss artwork separation, screen preparation and the desired face and reverse appearance. Review a strike-off for colour, definition, hand and repeat alignment before approving the production standard. Quantities and setup requirements depend on the design and fabric.

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Rotary pigment printing

Pigment-printing projects need the intended pattern coverage, colour count, surface and handle. Define the buyer’s washing and rubbing requirements for the chosen base. Compare a strike-off rather than assuming every pigment system has identical softness or fastness. Approve colour, pattern scale and the relevant acceptance tests together.

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Flat-screen printing

Use flat-screen development for artwork that needs a clear discussion of motif placement, repeat and pattern registration. Send the original artwork with dimensions and colour references. Confirm whether the requirement is continuous fabric printing or a placed pattern on cut pieces; cutting or placement services require separate confirmation. Review physical samples for the selected construction.

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Ultrasonic embossed textiles

Embossed surface development adds a pattern or texture direction to a polyester textile brief. Specify the desired motif, relief, fabric face, usable width and end product. Assess the actual sample after care for texture retention, distortion and hand. Confirm pattern tooling and process feasibility; embossing alone does not imply padding, waterproofing or a particular filled construction.

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Printed and dyed bedsheet fabric

Coordinate plain shades and printed designs into one bedding range while retaining a separate specification for each fabric. Match weight, hand and usable width to the cutting plan. Agree artwork rights, repeats and shade tolerances. Roll length, acceptable joins, defect marking and packing should be part of the approved purchase specification.

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Finished bed linens and home-textile made-ups

Bed linen and home-textile enquiries can be developed alongside the fabric selection. Start with the exact item list, finished dimensions, sewing details and packing format. State which pieces form a set and which are ordered separately. Confirm production responsibilities and sample approval for each made-up item, rather than assuming every fabric option is also a stocked finished set.

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Apparel fabric and functional development

Apparel-fabric enquiries can be matched to drape, construction, shade, print and intended garment use. Outdoor or sportswear projects need a separate performance brief covering the actual use, care and test method. Confirm fibre content, finish and test results on the selected material. A functional-fabric category does not define a universal performance rating.

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Fabric processing briefs

Printing and dyeing can be discussed as part of a new fabric selection or a processing enquiry. Identify who supplies the greige cloth, its construction, pretreatment condition and expected yield. Define the process sequence, finish and acceptance point. Responsibility for incoming-cloth defects, samples, testing and any processing loss should be agreed before a production order.

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Reference product directions

Start with a product.
Define the details.

Use these options to describe what you are buying. The public references identify your enquiry; the final model and specification are confirmed before an order.

Full-polyester microfiber fabric sourcing illustration
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Full-polyester microfiber fabric

A composition-led starting point for microfiber fabric sourcing. Select the construction and surface on a swatch, then confirm the usable dimensions and weight for the intended bedding or apparel application.

Material direction
100% polyester microfiber
Supply form
Fabric; selected construction and finish
Quotation requires
GSM, usable width, construction, colour/print and quantity
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Brushed polyester bedsheet cloth sourcing illustration
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Brushed polyester bedsheet cloth

A brushed surface direction for bedsheet material. State whether brushing is required on one or both faces and submit a hand reference. Review linting, pilling, strength and appearance after the agreed laundering method.

Material direction
Full-polyester brushed cloth
Application
Bedsheet fabric
To define
Brushing face, hand, weight, width and care standard
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Rotary disperse printed polyester sourcing illustration
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Rotary disperse printed polyester

Develop repeat-print fabric around a selected polyester base and buyer-controlled artwork. Approve colours, scale and hand on a physical strike-off before confirming the bulk specification.

Printing route
Rotary screen, disperse
Required input
Base cloth, artwork, repeat and colourways
Acceptance focus
Shade, registration, hand and agreed fastness
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Rotary pigment printed fabric sourcing illustration
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Rotary pigment printed fabric

A pigment-printing route for patterned textile enquiries. Match coverage and colour to the desired hand and laundering requirements; production feasibility and costing depend on the selected design and cloth.

Printing route
Rotary screen, pigment
Required input
Fabric specification and artwork
Acceptance focus
Print appearance, rubbing/washing and handle
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Flat-screen printed fabric sourcing illustration
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Flat-screen printed fabric

Send artwork dimensions and desired motif placement to develop a flat-screen printing brief. Confirm repeat, colour references and sampling requirements for the actual fabric construction.

Printing route
Flat screen
Design input
Motif, repeat, scale, colours and position
Approval
Selected-fabric strike-off before bulk
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Solid dyed sheet material sourcing illustration
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Solid dyed sheet material

Coordinate plain shades with the rest of a textile collection. Agree a shade standard, usable width and target hand, and keep an approved fabric reference for repeat orders.

Process direction
Dyeing
End-use direction
Bedsheet and home-textile fabric
Approval
Lab dip, bulk shade and relevant fastness tests
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Ultrasonic embossed fabric sourcing illustration
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Ultrasonic embossed fabric

Translate a texture concept into a sample brief with the base cloth, motif and intended appearance. Confirm tooling, texture retention and care behaviour before using the material in a finished textile.

Process direction
Ultrasonic embossing
Required input
Base, pattern and surface reference
To confirm
Tooling, dimensions, hand and post-care appearance
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Bed linen and home-textile project sourcing illustration
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Bed linen and home-textile project

A made-up textile enquiry starts with the item, dimensions and construction. Specify set contents, seams, openings, labels and packaging, and confirm a finished sample before ordering.

Supply direction
Bed linen and home-textile made-ups
Design input
Item list, finished sizes, sewing and packing
Approval
Finished sample and agreed dimensional tolerances
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Apparel and outdoor fabric project sourcing illustration
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Apparel and outdoor fabric project

Define garment use and the actual comfort or performance requirement. Review the selected cloth and test plan before attaching care, recycled-content or protective claims to a finished collection.

Supply direction
Apparel; functional outdoor/sportswear enquiries
Required input
Composition, construction, drape, finish and use
To confirm
Selected-sample tests and current production feasibility
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These are material and process directions for a specification-based enquiry. Apart from the stated full-polyester microfiber composition, no fixed width, weight, density, MOQ or delivery schedule is offered. Choose the actual construction and sample; obtain an item-specific quotation and confirm production feasibility before ordering.

What matters for this category

A better brief.
A clearer comparison.

Focus the sourcing conversation on the features, materials and production details that make a difference to your product range.

01

Compare the printing route with the base cloth

Bring the artwork and fabric brief together early. Reviewing disperse, pigment and flat-screen requirements against the desired hand, appearance and care can reduce mismatched quotations. Keep the same approved design scale and colour references when comparing sampling proposals.

02

Coordinate fabric with the finished bedding brief

Specify usable width and shrinkage expectations around the intended cutting and sewing plan. Discuss matching plain and printed material together, while retaining separate standards for each. For finished bed linen, include item dimensions and construction so fabric and made-up costing can be reviewed on the same basis.

03

Build repeat orders around agreed standards

An approved shade, strike-off, hand reference and written specification are useful controls for a repeat collection. Define roll identification, shade lots and acceptance tests with the order. Record approved changes so later batches are compared with the same reference, rather than with an image or a broad product name.

Branding, configuration & packaging

Make the product
fit your programme.

Bring artwork, reference samples and a target cost. The available process, minimum quantity, sample charges and development scope are reviewed for the chosen option.

01

Artwork, repeat and colourways

Send editable artwork or a high-resolution file with clear dimensions, repeat, orientation, colour references and ownership permission. Identify any placement requirement and the number of colourways. Request a feasibility and setup review for the chosen print route, then approve a strike-off on the actual base cloth.

02

Construction, surface and made-up details

Provide composition, yarn/construction, weight, usable width and the desired surface. State brushing face, embossing motif, hand and care requirements. Made-up enquiries additionally need dimensions, tolerance, seam details, openings and set contents. New constructions, tooling and sewing options require sample and quotation confirmation.

03

Labels, packing and commercial terms

Request private-label or unbranded packing with the exact label text, care instructions, barcode and retail or bulk format. For rolls specify tube, roll length, protection, identification and permitted joins; for bed linen specify pack contents and carton limits. Confirm minimums, setup cost, sample charges, order quantities and lead time per item.

Quality & product evidence

Turn requirements
into checks.

Agree which product characteristics need testing and how the approved sample relates to the bulk order.

01

Cloth and roll inspection

Agree composition, usable width, weight, construction and defect acceptance on the selected fabric. Specify the inspection method, roll identification, measurement and defect marking. Where brushing or embossing is selected, include surface appearance and consistency. Inspection arrangements and reports must be agreed for the actual order.

02

Shade, print and care acceptance

Define viewing conditions, the approved shade or print standard and tolerances for colour, registration, repeat, bow and skew. Select washing, rubbing, dimensional change and surface tests according to the intended use. Confirm the exact method, care procedure and acceptance grade rather than using a broad fastness description.

03

Performance and finished-item checks

Functional fabric claims need a matching test report for the selected construction, finish and end use. Bed linen checks also need finished dimensions, seams, set completeness, appearance and packing. Any buyer-specific chemical, recycled-content or market requirement must be included before sampling and verified for the relevant goods.

Test capability is a starting point for the inspection plan. Request the method, applicable model and results needed for your order.

Documents matched to the order

Ask for evidence
that fits the product.

Ask for documents that identify the actual material, finish, production scope and order. The required file set depends on the fabric, made-up item, destination and claims you intend to place on the product.

State the sales market, intended users and required files in your first enquiry. Current validity and scope are checked for the selected supplier and product; a category description does not certify every item.

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Specification and sample approval
A signed specification should identify composition, construction, weight, usable width, surface, colour/design, care, tolerances and packing. Keep an approved swatch, lab dip or strike-off, with a finished sample for made-ups. Record artwork rights and any agreed variation.
Testing and claim support
Request reports tied to the selected material and applicable tests. If certification or recycled content is required, verify current holder, scope, validity and order-level evidence. A general company statement is insufficient to establish that every finish, colourway or product is covered.
Order, packing and shipment records
Confirm quantity units, roll or item breakdown, packing marks, carton/roll dimensions, weight, commercial terms and requested shipping documents in the quotation. Review care and fibre labels against the destination market. Agree inspection and shipment-document requirements before production.
Built around how you sell

Different buyers.
Different specifications.

Your sales channel changes the assortment, packaging and quality priorities. Tell us the intended use as well as the product name.

01

Bedding collections and fabric converters

Coordinate printed and solid sheet materials with the desired hand, cutting width and care method. Compare actual samples before selecting fabrics for a range. Discuss bed linen made-ups with exact dimensions, set contents and sewing details.

02

Printed textile wholesalers and design programmes

Develop colourways and repeating designs around a specified base cloth. Define ownership, colour references, repeat and pattern scale for the chosen printing route. Separate design setup, bulk material and packing requirements in the enquiry.

03

Apparel and functional fabric development

Match fabric construction, drape, surface and finish to the garment brief. Outdoor and sportswear projects should identify the actual performance target and care method, with selected-sample testing. Confirm availability and suitability before placing a bulk order.

From first brief to a defined order

One contact.
A practical next step.

Samples, commercial terms and responsibilities are agreed for the project. Use the same product and packing specification when comparing quotations.

01

Share the requirement

Product, reference image, quantity, sales market and timing.

02

Compare suitable options

Review configuration, materials, sample scope and relevant documents.

03

Approve the specification

Agree artwork, packaging, sample, testing and inspection criteria.

04

Confirm the order plan

Set price, payment, production, delivery and defect remedies in writing.

Buyer questions

Before you send
your first enquiry.

Practical answers about this sourcing direction, customization and the reference options. Your agreed specification and written quotation determine the actual order.

What can I source through this textile service?

Polyester microfiber and brushed bedsheet cloth, dyed and printed fabric, rotary disperse or pigment printing, flat-screen printing, ultrasonic embossing, apparel materials and bed linen or home-textile projects. Send the required item and specification so the material and production route can be reviewed.

Is all fabric full polyester?

Full-polyester microfiber is a defined material direction here, and brushed polyester is part of the bedsheet-cloth range. Confirm the exact composition for each selected construction; do not apply one fabric’s composition to every apparel or made-up product.

What widths and weights can I order?

Please provide the required usable width and GSM, with the intended use and a reference swatch if available. Width, weight, construction and finishing must be confirmed for the selected material in a quotation. No fixed catalogue range is offered on this page.

How do I choose between disperse and pigment printing?

Share the base cloth, artwork, desired hand, print coverage and care requirements. The chosen route should be reviewed on the actual material with a strike-off and relevant fastness tests. Neither process name alone establishes the finished appearance or washing performance.

Can I develop my own printed design?

Submit artwork with dimensions, repeat, colour references and permission to reproduce it. Confirm file preparation, screen or setup requirements and sampling with the quotation. Approval should cover the selected base, colours, scale, registration and hand.

Can I request plain shades to match a printed range?

Yes, include the matching colour standard and the selected fabric constructions in the brief. Review a lab dip and a print strike-off together under agreed conditions. Dyeing and printing can produce different appearances, so agree acceptable matching and batch variation before bulk.

What should an embossed-fabric enquiry include?

Include the base cloth, motif, desired surface relief, usable width, finished hand and care conditions. Confirm process and tooling feasibility and review a sample after the agreed care test. Embossing is a surface direction; other layers or filling must be specified separately.

Can you coordinate finished bed linen?

Send the exact item list, finished sizes, seam and opening details, set contents and packing format. A made-up enquiry is reviewed separately from fabric-roll supply. Confirm a finished sample, dimensional tolerances and the item-specific quotation before ordering.

Are outdoor fabrics automatically waterproof or protective?

No rating is implied by the category. Provide the required function, test method, acceptance value, care and end use. A selected-material report is required before making a performance or protective claim.

Can I use private labels and buyer packaging?

Include label artwork, fibre and care text, barcode and packing specifications with the enquiry. Request confirmation of feasibility, setup charges and minimum quantities for the actual item. Product text and artwork must be suitable for the destination and authorized by the buyer.

What are the MOQ, sample time and production lead time?

They are confirmed per material, process, colourway and quantity. Please state the trial and bulk quantities and the required delivery date. Sample availability, charges, design setup and the production schedule need a written quotation; no universal minimum or turnaround is promised.

What information will make the quotation accurate?

Provide end use, composition, construction, GSM, usable width, surface, colour or artwork, quantity and destination. Add testing and packing requirements. For made-ups include dimensions, construction and set contents; for processing enquiries identify who supplies the base cloth.

Who handles my enquiry?

Factory Sourcing Hub handles this enquiry as an independent sourcing and trading service. The product route, supplier suitability, sample scope and order responsibilities are agreed for the actual project.

How do I get a price and order minimum?

Send the product reference, quantities per variation, customization and packaging. Prices, minimums, sample charges and delivery dates are confirmed in a current quotation; the page is not a live inventory or price feed.

Can I discuss samples and inspection before ordering?

Yes. State whether you need a reference sample, a customized sample or development work. Agree the sample cost and shipping, approval specification, inspection plan and remedy for non-conforming goods before the bulk order.

What should I attach to my email?

Reference images, drawings, logo artwork and a product list are useful. Include quantities, the intended users and sales market, packaging, required documents and timing. After submitting the form, email attachments to kunhuow@gmail.com with your enquiry reference.

Tell us what you are planning

Your next order
starts with a brief.

A reference picture or a short description is enough to begin. Add the details you already know; the optional fields help make the follow-up more useful.

  • End use and supply format: fabric rolls, processing or specific bed linen made-ups.
  • Composition, construction, usable width, GSM, surface and a reference sample.
  • Shade or artwork, print route, repeat, finish, care and testing requirements.
  • Quantity per colour/design, packaging, destination and requested delivery date.
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Independent sourcing and trading service. Supplier choice, service costs and order conditions are discussed for your project.

Discuss your requirements.

Product selection, customization, samples and quotation enquiries.

Add product, quantity or customization details (optional)

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Information basis: published product information reviewed . Reference details support a sourcing discussion. Current supply, samples and product-specific documents are confirmed for the selected item.

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