Cutting, sewing, quilting, filling, inspection and packing happen under our own roof in Nantong — China's home textile cluster. You can walk the floor on a video call any working day.
Six sewing and quilting lines running two shifts in peak season. That's what lets us promise 10–15 days and still have room when you suddenly double an order.
Each stage has a checkpoint. If something fails, it stops there instead of at your warehouse.
Incoming grey and dyed fabric checked for shade variation, defects and weight before it reaches cutting.
Pattern-graded cutting with panel matching on printed designs, so motifs line up across a set.
Six lines for duvet covers, sheets, pillowcases and quilting. Stitch density set per your spec card.
Automated filling for duvets and pillows; box and channel quilting with even distribution checks.
In-line checks plus final AQL 2.5 / 4.0 inspection before packing. Metal detection on request.
Individual polybag, PVC bag or printed colour box, then export cartons marked to your shipping mark.
Bedding complaints are rarely about fabric — they're about size drift, loose threads, uneven filling and shade mismatch between batches. Those are the four things our QC is built around.
Measured against the approved spec card on every size in the run.
Checked under standard light box against the approved swatch.
Sampled and recorded per batch for duvets and pillows.
Thread trimming and stitch density checked at the finishing table.
Drop-weight and shipping marks verified before container loading.
Two regions, deliberately. Sizing, fabric weight and packing all follow what those buyers actually sell.
Preference for higher GSM duvets, crisp white hotel-style sheeting and gift-ready packaging for Ramadan and Eid seasons. Arabic/English care labels are standard; confirm label language before production.
Lighter fills for humid climates, microfiber price points for e-commerce channels, and fast repeat orders during promotional seasons. Short sea freight keeps reorders flexible.
Book a 3-minute video walkthrough. We'll show the lines running your type of product, not a showroom.