Ceyteks Tekstil is a Turkish yarn production and knitting group with five plants, each specialised in its field. It is one of the larger suppliers of open-end cotton and cotton/synthetic blended yarns and knitted fabrics to major garment companies at home and abroad, counting Italy, the UK, Spain, France, Belgium, Greece, Russia, Romania and Israel among its markets.
Five specialised plants is the structural fact in this record: yarn production and knitting organised as a coordinated group rather than a single mill, which lets each plant run a narrower, more efficient product range while the group sells a combined offer. Open-end (rotor) spinning is the volume end of cotton yarn — economical, even, and well suited to the denim, fleece and jersey yarns that garment regions consume in bulk — and blending cotton with synthetics tunes price, strength and dye behaviour for specific fabric programs.
The export geography is the geography of the Mediterranean and European garment industry: Italy, Spain, France and Greece are apparel producers, the UK a buying centre, and Russia and Romania production destinations of the period. A Turkish yarn and knit supplier sits days — not weeks — from all of them, which is the core of Türkiye's offer: near-market responsiveness at integrated-mill scale. No company website was listed in the record.
Ceyteks' five plants, 'each specialized in its field', reflect how Turkish groups organise scale: spinning concentrated where power and cotton logistics suit it, knitting near the garment districts it feeds. Open-end cotton yarn is the volume product — rotor spinning is the economical route to the counts that fleece, denim weft and jersey consume — and cotton/synthetic blending at the spinning stage (rather than in the fabric) gives more even dyeing and strength than blending later. The client geography in the record, nine export markets named, is the map of Türkiye's textile diplomacy: Europe first, its neighbours second.
Group suppliers need a routed enquiry: state whether you want yarn or knitted fabric, the count and blend, and the monthly volume, so the right plant answers. For open-end cotton yarn, the commercial variables are count, twist, and the cotton's origin and contamination standard — Turkish spinners compete on clean, even yarn that knits without stops, so ask about clearing and winding quality as well as price per kilo.
For cotton/synthetic blends, fix the blend ratio and confirm whether the synthetic is polyester or another fiber, because dyeing a blend to a solid shade is a two-fiber problem. Knitted fabric enquiries should specify greige or finished, construction and weight, and whether the group's knitting plants sell fabric independently of garment-linked programs.
Yarn is the textile chain's first manufactured product, and everything downstream — knitting speed, fabric surface, dye levelness — is limited by yarn quality. The buyers Ceyteks Tekstil serves judge yarn on evenness, strength, hairiness and contamination as much as on count and price, because a cheap yarn that stops machines is the most expensive yarn on the floor. Whether the end product is 'Open-end cotton and cotton/synthetic blended yarns, and knitted' or greige fabric knitted from it, the working method is the same: trial the yarn on the actual machines and fabric it will become, measure the results, and only then talk about volume.
Ceyteks Tekstil : they would like to introduce them selves as one of the leading group of companies of yarn production and knitting sector in Turkey, with their well organized and well coordinated 5 plants, each specialized in its field. They are one of the biggest supplier of O.E. cotton, cotton/synthetic blended yarns and knitted fabrics to major garment companies in local market, as well as their clients abroad such as; Italy, U.K, Spain, France, Belgium, Greece, Russia, Romania, I srael. Address: niversite Mah.Civan Sok.No:6/8 B-Blok Avclar Istanbul Turkey Phone: 90 212 4213111 or 90 212 6767838 Fax: 90 212 4212507 Email: oguzkoc@hotmail.com Contact: Oguz Koc & Area Sales Manager Please find below a short data of their product range and capacity, which will give you a scope of our group. 1- YARN PRODUCTION : they have a daily capacity of 100 tons, from 6/1 to 32/1 Ne O.E. cotton, cotton/synthetic blend yarns (i.e. cotton/pes, cotton/acrylic, cotton/viscose, acrylic/viscose, pes/viscose, pes/cotton colored melange, etc. ) for weaving and knitting purposes. 2- KNITTING : they have a daily capacity of 25 tons of knitted fabrics in Single Jersey, Interlock, French Terry, Rib, Velour, Towel Fabric, etc. Meanwhile, they have a big collection of fancy knitted fabrics, in a wide range of construction, which they can supply both in Ecru and Dyed & Printed. Also, special design & construction requested by clients are accepted. 3- DYEING : their capacity of Dyeing for knitted fabrics is 15 tons/day. Tubular print and Yarn Dyeing is also available in their plant. 4-GARMENT : Even it is the newest company of the group, they already increased their facilities ( T-Shirt, Sweatshirt.) throughout the orders mostly from European countries to a reasonable level. Fabric Classification Knit Fiber Classification Fabric1: Velvet Fabric2: Interlock Fabric3: DoubleKnit Fabric4: Yarn Dyed Fabric5: Terry Fabric6: Stretch Fabric7: Rib Fabric8: Jacquard Fabric9: Pique Fabric10: Jersey Fabric11: Fleece Fabric12: French Terry Fiber1: Cotton Fiber2: Polyester Fiber3: Acryl Fiber4: Lycra Fiber5: Viscose
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Open-end cotton yarns, cotton/synthetic blended yarns and knitted fabrics, from a Turkish group of five specialised plants in yarn production and knitting.
Italy, the UK, Spain, France, Belgium, Greece, Russia, Romania and Israel, alongside major garment companies in the Turkish home market.
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