Multan Industries

Company Profile

The factory structure pairs weaving with stitching in two manufacturing units in Multan, so made-ups are finished where the cloth is woven — the practical requirement in towels and kitchen textiles, where hemming, sizing accuracy and absorbency decide repeat orders. Weaves include plain, dobby and jacquard, and the company also deals in yarn-dyed fabric in plain and twill weave. Constructions, sizes and weights are offered across qualities ('of all qualities' in the record's phrase), which in this trade means a ladder from promotional to premium retail specifications from the same supplier.

A woven fabric is an interlaced structure, and its specification is a small piece of engineering: warp and weft yarn counts, thread density, weave pattern, finished width and weight together define a cloth completely. Mills in this family, Multan Industries among them, quote against such constructions, and buyers comparing offers for 'Home textiles and made-ups — terry towels, kitchen and tea towels,' should insist on seeing them written down, because a lower price attached to a lighter construction is not a saving — it is a different fabric wearing the same name.

Sourcing and Working With Multan Industries

Home textile enquiries live on specification detail: finished size, weight per piece or per square metre, weave (plain, dobby, jacquard), hemming type and packing format for each item. Ask for absorbency and shrinkage results on towel qualities, and confirm the stitching capacity against your made-up volumes, since weaving and stitching are both in-house. The record's contact is Habeeb Awan, Director Sales & Marketing, in Multan.

Development work with Multan Industries goes fastest when the target is physical: send a sample of the quality you want matched, or a full written construction if no sample exists, rather than a photograph. Photographs hide weight, handle and finish — the three things that decide price. Ask for the development cost and timeline up front, and how many correction rounds are included. Once a development is approved, record exactly what was approved (construction, finish, shade references) in the order itself, so bulk production is judged against the development, not against a memory of it.

Understanding the Range

Woven cloth rewards buyers who read constructions rather than names. The same weave name can be produced at several thread counts and weights, and the difference shows up in opacity, crease behaviour and how the cloth sews. A mill like Multan Industries will quote against a construction — yarn count, threads per inch, finished weight and width — and that written construction, kept with the approved sample, is what makes a repeat order come back the same as the first. Printed, dyed and grey versions of one construction are effectively three products, and should be sampled and approved as three.

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