Fabric supply · Pakistan

Fabric sourcing & supply for your brand.

We source and supply fabrics for fashion brands, garment factories and wholesalers. Choose ready stock, order custom fabric, or develop stitched garments with us.

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Fabric catalogue & sourcing

Find the fabric
for your next collection.

Browse our fabric families, learn what makes each quality different, and ask us to source your requirement. Stock, composition, GSM, width, minimum order and lead time are confirmed with your quote.

Cotton & Lawn — illustrative fabric swatches and surface details
01 / Fabric guide

Cotton & Lawn

Lightweight to structured cotton fabrics for everyday clothing.

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Cotton & Lawn

Cotton Lawn
A fine, lightweight plain-weave cotton with a smooth feel.Typical use: Summer suits, dresses and kids’ wear.
Cotton Poplin
A closely woven cotton fabric with a smooth surface and subtle crosswise ribs.Typical use: Shirts, dresses and uniforms.
Cotton Cambric
A fine, closely woven plain-weave cotton, usually with more body than lawn.Typical use: Shirts, tunics and dresses.
Cotton Voile
A lightweight, semi-sheer plain-weave cotton with an airy feel.Typical use: Layered dresses, scarves and summer tops.
Cotton Twill
Cotton woven with a visible diagonal pattern.Typical use: Trousers, overshirts and workwear.
Cotton Sateen
Cotton in a satin weave, giving a smooth face and soft sheen.Typical use: Dress shirts, dresses and refined separates.
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Shirting Fabrics — illustrative fabric swatches and surface details
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Shirting Fabrics

Smooth, textured and patterned weaves for casual and formal shirts.

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Shirting Fabrics

Oxford
A basket-weave fabric with a textured surface and a substantial feel.Typical use: Button-down and casual shirts.
Chambray
A plain weave often pairing coloured warp yarns with white weft yarns.Typical use: Lightweight shirts and casual dresses.
Seersucker
A fabric with alternating puckered and smoother areas.Typical use: Summer shirts, dresses and co-ords.
Herringbone
A weave pattern in which diagonal lines reverse to form a broken zigzag.Typical use: Shirts, trousers and tailored separates.
Dobby
A woven fabric with small repeating geometric or textured patterns.Typical use: Self-design shirts, tops and dresses.
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Viscose, Rayon & Lyocell — illustrative fabric swatches and surface details
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Viscose, Rayon & Lyocell

Soft, fluid fabric options for pieces that drape naturally.

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Viscose, Rayon & Lyocell

Viscose Crepe
A viscose fabric with a lightly pebbled crepe surface and fluid drape.Typical use: Dresses, blouses and co-ord sets.
Rayon Challis
A lightweight, soft plain-weave rayon fabric with a flowing handle.Typical use: Printed dresses, tunics and loose shirts.
Modal
A regenerated cellulose fibre used to make soft fabrics, in pure or blended form.Typical use: Tops, loungewear and soft separates.
Lyocell
A regenerated cellulose fibre used in smooth woven or knitted fabrics.Typical use: Shirts, dresses and relaxed trousers.
Cupro
A regenerated cellulose fibre used for smooth, fluid fabrics with a silk-like feel.Typical use: Linings, blouses and draped dresses.
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Dress & Fashion Fabrics — illustrative fabric swatches and surface details
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Dress & Fashion Fabrics

Sheer layers, fluid surfaces and decorative weaves for fashion collections.

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Dress & Fashion Fabrics

Chiffon
A lightweight, sheer fabric with a fine weave and soft drape.Typical use: Layered dresses, scarves and blouses.
Georgette
A sheer or semi-sheer fabric with a grainy crepe texture.Typical use: Dresses, tunics and flowing layers.
Crepe
A fabric family defined by a crinkled or pebbled surface; fibre content varies.Typical use: Dresses, blouses and co-ords.
Satin
A fabric with a smooth, lustrous face created by a satin weave; it is not a fibre type.Typical use: Occasionwear, blouses and linings.
Organza
A lightweight, sheer fabric with a crisp, structured feel.Typical use: Overlays, sleeves and occasionwear.
Jacquard
Fabric with patterns woven into its structure, from subtle motifs to elaborate designs.Typical use: Statement dresses, jackets and separates.
Velvet
A pile fabric with a dense, soft raised surface and a rich appearance.Typical use: Winter outfits and occasionwear.
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Trouser Fabrics — illustrative fabric swatches and surface details
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Trouser Fabrics

Structured, textured and stretch options for bottoms and tailored garments.

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Trouser Fabrics

Gabardine
A tightly woven fabric with fine, steep diagonal twill lines.Typical use: Tailored trousers, uniforms and outerwear.
Stretch Twill
A diagonal-weave fabric with stretch, commonly provided by elastane.Typical use: Fitted trousers, chinos and skirts.
Cotton Drill
A sturdy cotton twill with a pronounced diagonal structure.Typical use: Workwear, uniforms and durable trousers.
Corduroy
A cut-pile fabric with raised lengthwise ribs, known as wales.Typical use: Trousers, jackets and winter shirts.
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Knitted Fabrics

Loop-constructed fabrics for comfort, movement and layering.

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Knitted Fabrics

Single Jersey
A single-knit fabric with a smooth face and a different-looking reverse.Typical use: T-shirts, casual dresses and tops.
Rib Knit
A knit with alternating raised columns and natural crosswise stretch.Typical use: Fitted tops, cuffs and neckbands.
Interlock
A double-knit fabric with similar smooth surfaces on both sides.Typical use: Tops, babywear and comfortable sets.
Piqué
A textured knit with a small raised pattern, often used for polo shirts.Typical use: Polos, casual tops and uniforms.
French Terry
A knit with a smoother face and uncut loops on the reverse.Typical use: Sweatshirts, joggers and casual sets.
Fleece
A fabric with a raised, fuzzy surface for a soft, warm feel.Typical use: Hoodies, sweatshirts and winter loungewear.
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Linen & Blended Fabrics

Fibre combinations selected for the required hand feel, drape and performance.

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Linen & Blended Fabrics

Linen
Fabric made from flax fibre, with characteristic texture and a crisp feel.Typical use: Summer shirts, dresses and trousers.
Cotton-Linen
A blend combining cotton with linen’s distinctive texture.Typical use: Shirts, dresses and warm-weather sets.
Linen-Viscose
A blend combining linen texture with viscose for a softer, more fluid handle.Typical use: Dresses, co-ords and relaxed trousers.
Cotton-Polyester
A blend balancing cotton’s feel with polyester’s durability and easy-care potential.Typical use: Shirts, uniforms and everyday wear.
Nylon-Viscose
A blend combining nylon with viscose; the handle depends on the ratio and construction.Typical use: Trousers, dresses and fashion separates.
Cotton-Spandex
Cotton blended with elastane, also called spandex, to add stretch.Typical use: Fitted shirts, trousers and comfort wear.
Polyester
A synthetic fibre used in a wide range of woven and knitted constructions.Typical use: Dresses, linings and everyday apparel.
Nylon Blends
Fabrics combining nylon with other fibres for selected strength, feel or stretch.Typical use: Lightweight outerwear and fashion garments.
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Special Finishes

Surface treatments that change how a fabric looks or feels.

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Special Finishes

Brushed Cotton
Cotton brushed to raise fine surface fibres for a softer touch.Typical use: Winter shirts, nightwear and casualwear.
Peach Finish
A fine surface treatment that gives fabric a soft, suede-like touch.Typical use: Shirts, trousers and relaxed separates.
Crinkle
A deliberately textured, wrinkled appearance created through construction or finishing.Typical use: Dresses, scarves and relaxed tops.
Washed Cotton
Cotton given a washing treatment to develop a softer feel or a worn-in appearance.Typical use: Casual shirts, dresses and co-ords.
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Printed Fabrics

Printed patterns on a chosen fabric base. Design, base quality and printing method are quoted together.

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Printed Fabrics

Floral Prints
Patterns inspired by flowers and foliage.Typical use: Dresses, tunics and kids’ wear.
Geometric Prints
Patterns built from repeating shapes, lines or abstract forms.Typical use: Shirts, co-ords and fashion collections.
Digital Printing
A printing method that applies a digital design directly to the fabric.Typical use: Detailed designs and varied colour artwork.
Rotary Printing
Continuous fabric printing using cylindrical screens.Typical use: Repeat designs for bulk production.
Flatbed Printing
Printing through flat screens, with each screen applying part of the design.Typical use: Screen-printed motifs and custom collections.
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Greige, RFD & Solid-Dyed

Choose the fabric’s preparation stage to suit your own production process.

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Greige, RFD & Solid-Dyed

Greige
Fabric in its unfinished state, before the required preparation, dyeing or finishing.Typical use: Buyers managing their own processing.
Ready-for-Dyeing (RFD)
Fabric prepared for dyeing; preparation requirements depend on the base and process.Typical use: Custom colour and processing programs.
Solid-Dyed Fabrics
Fabrics dyed to a single colour rather than a printed design.Typical use: Brand colour programs and plain garments.
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What we do

01

Ready Stock

Buy available stock lots, from a roll to bulk quantities. Ask for current articles, colours and stock photos.

02

Make to Order

Order fabric to your construction, colour, print and finish. Quantities and lead times are quoted for each order.

03

Fabric Sourcing

Share a reference or specification. We source options from China and arrange samples for your approval.

04

Stitched Garments

Sample development and bulk stitching under your brand label, using selected fabrics.

Fabric rolls

From a single roll
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Smooth cotton, striped shirting and suit fabric rolls arranged in bulk colour lots
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About Mearaaj Textile

Your fabric supply partner.

We import and wholesale fabrics in Pakistan, with sourcing from China. We help brands and garment manufacturers find the right material—from ready stock to custom production.

Send your fabric photo or sample, required quantity and intended use. We’ll discuss suitable options, samples, pricing and delivery before you order.

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