Our factory

From yarn to container, in our own mills

Our knitted fabric is knitted on our own circular machines. Our tricot is knitted from raw yarn, then dyed and printed in our own plant. Keeping these steps in-house is how we control quality, colour and lead time.

1995making mattress fabric since
800workers
40,000 m²of workshops in Sanshui, Foshan
400+circular knitting machines
Production lines

Two lines, every step in-house

Knitted fabric and tricot are made on separate lines, each followed from raw yarn to the finished roll.

Knitted fabric

Knitted jacquard

180–700 g/m² · polyester, viscose, Tencel™, bamboo and spandex blends

  1. Yarn cones on a circular knitting machine

    Yarn check

    Every yarn lot is checked for count, colour and strength before it goes on the machine.

  2. Electronic jacquard circular knitting machines

    Pattern programming

    Your design is converted into a jacquard program for our electronic circular knitting machines.

  3. Rows of circular knitting machines

    Circular knitting

    Double-jersey jacquard knitted on 400+ machines, single colour or multi-colour yarn.

  4. Greige knitted fabric being checked

    Greige inspection

    Raw fabric is checked off the machine for holes, dropped stitches and pattern faults.

  5. Knitted fabric after finishing

    Setting and finishing

    Heat setting fixes width, weight and shrinkage. Functional finishes such as waterproof or flame-retardant are arranged with our finishing partners.

  6. Finished roll of red knitted fabric

    Final check and rolling

    Measured, checked against your approved sample, rolled and labelled.

Tricot fabric

Tricot (polyester)

Greige knitted in-house on 6+ complete lines · dyed, printed and finished in our own plant

  1. Polyester yarn wound onto warp beams

    Yarn and warping

    Polyester POY/FDY yarn is wound side by side onto warp beams for the tricot machines.

  2. Tricot warp knitting machines with rolls of greige fabric

    Tricot knitting

    Warp knitting machines turn the beams into greige tricot fabric, made in our own workshop.

  3. Dyed and printed red tricot fabric

    Dyeing

    Greige fabric is scoured and dyed to the ground colour you choose.

  4. Screen printing line for tricot fabric

    Printing

    Patterns are printed on our screen-printing lines. Gold-foil stamping is available as a special effect.

  5. Printed tricot fabric coming off the line

    Setting and finishing

    Heat setting for stable width and colour fastness. Brushed (peach-skin) finish on request.

  6. Tricot fabric being rolled

    Inspection and rolling

    Every roll is checked, measured and rolled on tubes, ready for packing.

Fabric rolls on inspection machines
Quality control

Checked roll by roll

Fabric runs over lit inspection frames before it is rolled. Our inspectors check for knitting and printing faults, and measure width and weight against your order.

Colour is matched to the sample you approved, and every roll is labelled before it goes to the warehouse.

Warehouse and shipping

Packed for export, loaded with photos

Rolls are wrapped on paper tubes in PE film and woven bags. We send you photos while your container is loaded.

Finished fabric rolls in the warehouse Container loading Packed rolls in a container Stacked rolls in the warehouse Forklift loading a container

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