Master Textile has been supplying Dyed fabrics

Greige Fabrics
Based on Air Jet technology our weaving facility has a production of 50,000 meters per day. We are capable of producing fabrics both in narrow widths for Apparel and wider widths for Home Textiles. We regularly manufacture Twill, Drill, Poplin, Satin, Rip-stop and Dobby design fabrics. Yarn counts range from 6/s to 45/s in both cotton and various polyester cotton blends. We also manufacture fabrics using two ply yarns. To ensure that the fabrics are of the highest standards our in-house laboratory regularly test yarns for count variation, imperfections and tensile strength.
Only after a satisfactory result is the yarn issued for consumption. After production, we are also equipped to check the fabric's weight, construction and tensile strength. The fabric inspection and grading is checked on the Barco computer system. In addition to this our customers have a choice of different inspection standards like the Japanese 10 point system, European 4 point system and American ATCC 10 point system. The inspectors are also trained to maintain high customer and textile industry standards. We endeavor to provide our customers with long fabric lengths of up to 800 meters on rolls.
Dyed Fabrics
Master Textile has been supplying Dyed fabrics for the last three years to various quality conscious companies worldwide. We are capable of supplying fabrics with specialized finishes such as Sanforizing, Emerizing, Mircro Sanding, Resin, Air Permeability, Wrinkle free and Scotchgard. Our fabrics adhere to all internationally accepted standards. We regularly provide our customers with fabrics achieving light fastness of 4-5, color fastness, rubbing fastness and dry cleaning fastness of 4-5. in order to meet the customer's individual quality standards and finishing specifications, only imported European Dyestuffs from companies like Dystar, Ciba and Clariant are used.
The fabric is inspected by our quality controllers at every stage of finishing. We use reactive, Vat, Sulpher and pigment dyes for 100% cotton fabrics. Polyeseter blended fabrics are dyed using disperse with reactive or pigment dyes. Special care is taken during packing to ensure that piece lengths meet or exceed customer requirements. Products made from our dyed fabrics can be found globally in chain stores such as Marks & Spencers, Steffanels, C&A, BHS, etc.

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