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CC TEXTILE · WOVEN FABRICS
Woven fabrics for outerwear and trousers.
Woven fabrics for outerwear, trousers and workwear. Start with our range, or bring a sample and tell us what your garment needs.
CC TEXTILE · Woven fabrics for clothing
THE FABRIC RANGE
Find the right starting point.
From protective outerwear to trousers that need room to move, compare the construction, handle and finish for your garment.
Performance Fabrics
Functional woven fabrics developed around protection, comfort and garment performance.
Stretch Fabrics
Woven stretch constructions balancing movement, recovery, hand feel and durability.
Nylon/Cotton Fabrics
Durable nylon/cotton woven fabrics for outdoor apparel, workwear and uniforms.
Polyester/Cotton Fabrics
Practical easy-care polyester/cotton woven fabrics for uniforms, trousers and workwear.
Yarn-Dyed & Jacquard Fabrics
Distinctive colour, weave and pattern development for apparel collections.
Lining Fabrics
Lightweight, smooth lining constructions for jackets, coats and travel goods.
ABOUT CC TEXTILE
Fabric supply begins with a conversation.
CC Textile supplies woven fabrics for clothing and supports development from a reference sample, specification or end use. We work through sampling, approval and bulk production with you.
A sample helps us discuss colour, handle and construction. We agree the fabric requirements before moving on to the next step.
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FROM SAMPLE TO GARMENT
A practical path from the first sample.
Each project starts with what you already know. We work out the remaining fabric details together.
Review the fabric
Discuss the construction, colour, handle and finishing.
Approve the sample
Review the sample and agree any testing needed for approval.
Follow through to bulk
Confirm the approved sample and agreed requirements before production.
QUALITY & TESTING
Agree what needs checking.
Tests are selected for the fabric and its intended use. Where a project needs independent testing, we agree the sample, test method and acceptance criteria first.
- Confirm the fabric and intended garment use.
- Agree which tests the project requires.
- Review the results for that fabric and project.
FABRIC NOTES
InsightsUseful reading before your next fabric brief.
FABRIC NOTES
Buying Custom Woven Fabric from China: What to Check First
The difficult part of buying fabric isn't finding a supplier. It's getting the right construction, a comparable quote, a workable MOQ, and bulk fabric that matches the approval. Here's how to turn a broad search into a clear sourcing brief.
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FABRIC NOTES
Choosing Interwoven Shell Fabrics for Winter Puffer Jackets
Choosing a cotton-containing shell for a winter puffer? Compare nylon-cotton, polyester-cotton, and three-fiber constructions, explore specific CC Textile fabric references, and plan sampling around the jacket's shape, care requirements, and insulation.
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FABRIC NOTES
Wool Fabric for Apparel: What Buyers Should Check Before Sourcing
Two wool fabrics can have the same composition and GSM but behave very differently in a finished garment. Fibre fineness, construction, blend, finishing, shrinkage, pilling and care requirements all matter. This guide explains what apparel buyers should check before approving wool fabric for tailoring, coats, workwear or performance clothing.
Read articleBEFORE YOU SEND AN ENQUIRY
A few useful answers.
Can you develop a fabric from a sample?
Yes. Send a reference sample, specification or intended use. We will review the construction, colour, handle and finishing with you.
What should I send for a fabric enquiry?
A sample or a description of the garment is enough to start. Add any known composition, weight, width, colour or performance requirements.
How do samples work?
A4 swatches are free; customers pay shipping. Fabric samples by the metre are charged. Contact us to confirm availability, charges and dispatch timing.
LET’S TALK FABRIC
Discuss your fabricTell us what you are making.
Send the details you have. A reference sample, product code or garment description helps us start the conversation.