The mill
Yarn to carton. Cloth for the bed.
Weaving, dyeing, printing, finishing, cut, stitch, and pack sit in one chain so bedsheets, linen, towels, and pillows leave as a single construction.
200
Auto looms
59–112″ width
41
Sulzer looms
110–153″ width
20
Air-jet looms
110–154″ width
9
Stenters
Artos, Famatex, Brückner, Virock
The mill
Six passes. One construction.
Each department answers for a stage of the cloth - and for the bed, bath, or linen program it becomes.
01OpenBedsheets and sheetingWeaving & greigeAuto and power looms, supervised by senior operators, weave to standardized principles so only sound greige moves forward.
02OpenWhite bed linenDyeing & bleachingA continuous bleaching and dyeing plant with full backup, built for heavier sheeting qualities.
03OpenPrinted beddingPrintingWider-width rotary and flat-bed printing from Stork and Reggiani - the engines behind our home-textile collections.
04OpenQuilts and handFinishingSingeing through calendar - the last mill processes that decide how fabric feels, drapes, and performs.
05OpenTowels, robes, and pillowsCut & stitchFabric is cut to product specification in bulk, then stitched to international standards on Juki and safety machines.
06OpenPacked bed setsPackingA large packing hall prepares fabric and made-ups to the buyer’s packing list - export-ready, not warehouse-ready.From this mill
Bedsheets, linen, towels, pillows.
Programs & sampling