From yarn to carton, in six coordinated steps.

We buy yarn directly, run dyeing and weaving on dedicated contract capacity, and keep stitching, inspection and packing under our own roof.

Bales of yarn in storage, bleached and dyed
1

Yarn

Bought straight from the mill

We purchase high-quality yarns directly from mills, so we control fibre, count and quality from the very first input.

Yarn being dyed in colour baths
2

Dyeing

Six dedicated dyeing units

Six cabinet dyeing units work for us on a contract basis, giving repeatable shade matching across large runs.

Weaving a striped textile
3

Weaving

Woven to our constructions

Contract auto looms weave plain grounds, dobby and jacquard designs, stripes and checks to our specifications.

Operators at Juki sewing machines on the Cosmo Textile stitching floor
4

Stitching

Twenty Juki machines, in-house

Stitching runs in our own factory, so make, fit and finish stay under our direct control.

Staff trimming and first-checking finished pieces
5

Inspection

Fifty-plus checkers

Staff inspect the finished product through trimming, first check and final check before it is passed.

Finished goods folded and stacked for packing
6

Packing

Packed, then needle-checked

Packed to each customer's requirement, with metal and needle checking on every piece before it goes in the carton.

Hashima metal and needle detector on the packing line

The last gate

Nothing ships without needle checking

Every finished piece passes through a Hashima 790G metal and needle detector in a dedicated room. It is the standard Japanese buyers expect, and it travels to every other market we serve.

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Have a delivery date in mind?

Tell us the quantity and the ship window. We will confirm a realistic sampling and production schedule.

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