Xiamen C and D Inc.

Company Profile

The woven list is cotton-led and stretch-aware: twill and twill with spandex, poplin and poplin with spandex, corduroy and spandex corduroy, denim and spandex denim, ottoman, canvas, duck, satin and spandex satin, and sheeting, in greige and finished forms. The knitted list runs interlock, polar fleece, jersey, pique, rib, terry and velour, plus other polyester and spandex finished products such as peach skin. The record states a wide range produced with monthly capacity given as 20x20, exports to Germany, Italy, Japan, Korea and North America, payment by L/C or D/P at sight, and that the company will arrange quota and delivery to any US port.

Woven fabrics — the family Xiamen C and D Inc. works in — are made by interlacing warp and weft, and their character comes from the weave, the yarn and the finish in that order. Buyers comparing woven mills should ask for the full construction (yarn counts, threads per inch, finished weight) rather than accepting a fabric name alone, because names like poplin, twill or canvas cover several grades. The other discipline in this trade is lot consistency: dyeing and finishing are batch processes, so agreeing shade bands, shrinkage limits and inspection standards before bulk is woven is what separates a smooth program from an expensive argument.

Sourcing and Working With Xiamen C and D Inc.

The practical strength here is one supplier covering both a woven and a knitted program, with spandex versions running through both lists — useful for a garment range that mixes the two. Enquiries should name the fabric, whether it is wanted greige or finished, and the spandex content expected, since stretch changes both price and behaviour. Ask what the stated monthly capacity figure covers for your specific construction. The record's contact is Leo Wu in Xiamen, phone 0086-592-2129529, email wxj@chinacdc.com; confirm the Shanghai office details when you write.

Before placing volume, agree the inspection basis in writing: who inspects Xiamen C and D Inc.'s cloth, against which defect standard, and what happens to a rejected lot. Then lock the commercial basics that cause most disputes in this trade — the unit of measure, the tolerance on weight and width, the shade band accepted between lots, and the packing form. A buyer who settles those five points at sampling stage rarely has a quality argument later, because both sides are measuring the same fabric against the same paper.

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 Xiamen C and D Inc. 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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