Trading House — Textile Division
Global sourcing for the world’s premier textile buyers. From raw bolt imports to finished apparel production — handled by a dedicated trading desk.


Premium silks, organic cottons, linens and blended synthetics — sourced bolt-by-bolt from contracted mills.

Full-scale production for retail brands and private label manufacturing, from sample to container.

Durable technical textiles and corporate uniforms for industry, hospitality and trade.

Hospitality-grade linens, drapery and upholstery for interior supply chains.

Tailored suits, casual shirts, outerwear and formalwear for wholesale distribution.

Designer dresses, blouses, knitwear and evening wear sourced from top-tier manufacturers.

Kids outfits, baby garments and playful collections crafted with comfort and safety in mind.

Handbags, sunglasses, scarves, belts and leather goods to complement any collection.
Inside the house
Our showroom in the warehouse district is part archive, part working office. Folded knits sit on oak shelving beside the desks where contracts are written; sample bolts lean against the wall behind the trader on the phone with Karachi or Como. Buyers visit, sit down with a cup of coffee and a measuring tape, and walk out with a Pro Forma the same afternoon.
Everything you see on the floor exists in volume at the mill — the showroom is the reference, not the inventory. We sell containers, not pieces.









How an order moves
Category, fabric, GSM or tex, quantity, target landed cost and Incoterms.
We bid your spec to two or three contracted mills and return a costed comparison.
Lab dips, hand-feel samples and pre-production swatches sent for sign-off.
Inline visits, midway photos and a third-party QC report before sealing the container.
Booking, consolidation, export documents and insurance handled in-house.
DDP, FOB or door-to-door — your choice, our paperwork.

Materials we know by hand
Spoken at the desk
BZT handled the GSM correction between Sample 2 and Sample 3 without a single follow-up email. That is rare.
Their QC photos arrive before I ask for them. Customs paperwork has been clean on every shipment.
We moved our entire workwear line through them last season. Lead time held, cost held, the cloth held.
Frequently asked
MOQs sit at the fabric mill or garment factory level — typically 300–500 pieces per SKU for finished apparel and one roll per colour for fabric. Mixed-SKU containers are common; ask the desk.
Yes. Woven labels, hangtags, polybags, custom packaging and care labels in your destination market language are all part of the standard offer.
EXW, FOB, CIF and DDP are the four most common. We can quote any Incoterm 2020 — tell us where you want the goods to land.
Stock fabric ships in 7–14 days. Cut-and-sew apparel runs 45–75 days depending on construction, fabric availability and inspection schedule.
30% deposit by SWIFT against Pro Forma, 70% balance against shipping documents. L/C at sight is available for repeat buyers.
Mostly Türkiye, Pakistan, India, Bangladesh and Vietnam for apparel; Italy, Belgium and Portugal for premium fabric. The bill of lading reflects the actual port of loading.
We operate as your dedicated global procurement office — managing QC, customs, and direct mill relationships across Asia, Europe, and the Americas.
Request Quote & Catalog
Our agents respond to wholesale inquiries within 4 business hours.