PT. Frans Putratex

Company Profile

The range is specified the way synthetic weavers trade: microfibre at 58–60 inches and 90–160 g/m2, sateen at 60 inches and 65–115 g/m2, taffeta by thread count, habutae (Japan sateen), greige goods for buyers who finish elsewhere. The finishing menu — silver, gold, pearl and milky PU coating, dyeing, water repellent and waterproof treatments, sueding, brushing, ciré calender, crinkle, antistatic, and hard or soft hand feel — is the lightweight-synthetic toolkit for jackets, linings, umbrellas, bags and sportswear. Fibriadi Prasetyo is the contact named in the record.

What separates one weaving mill from another is seldom the loom list and usually the preparation and finishing around it: warping and sizing quality decide how cleanly a cloth weaves, and dyeing and finishing decide how it looks, feels and behaves after washing. With PT. Frans Putratex, as with any weaver of '100% polyester and 100% nylon woven fabrics — microfibre, sateen,', the useful questions concern consistency between lots — shade bands, shrinkage after finishing, and the inspection standard applied before a roll is accepted as first quality.

Sourcing and Working With PT. Frans Putratex

Synthetic woven enquiries need the finish defined as precisely as the base cloth: a taffeta with milky PU coating and one with ciré calender are different products at different prices. Give the end use, weight and width targets and the hand feel (hard or soft) you expect, and ask for strike-offs of the finish before bulk. Confirm whether pricing is for greige or finished goods — both routes exist in this mill's model.

Capacity questions are fair questions. Ask PT. Frans Putratex which months are its peak season, what a realistic production slot looks like for your volume, and whether your program would run on dedicated equipment or shared capacity. Small buyers often get better service by ordering against a mill's quieter months than by demanding peak-season urgency. Whatever the slot, agree a dispatch window rather than a single date, and define what 'ready' means — packed, documented and available for collection — so logistics on both sides plan against the same event.

Understanding the Range

Reading a woven range like this one starts with the weave families. Plain weaves are the stable workhorses, twills bring the diagonal line and better drape that trousers and denim need, satins trade durability for surface lustre, and dobby and jacquard weaves build pattern into the cloth itself rather than printing it on afterwards. When a mill lists several families together, as PT. Frans Putratex does, the practical question is which of them share yarn counts and loom settings, because those are the qualities that can be combined into one order with shared shades and a single delivery conversation.

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