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Home & Utility Bedding
Sheeting, percale, sateen and dobby weaves for sheets, shams and utility cloth.
Karachi, Pakistan · Est. 1992
One mill. Four divisions. Cotton woven into product for the world's leading brands.
Union Fabrics takes raw yarn through weaving, dyeing, printing, lamination and stitching under a single roof — supplying bedding, fabrics, denim and Eastern wear at export scale.
Since 1992 family-owned manufacturing
3,000+ employees across seven facilities
120M metres woven per year
GOTS-certified organic cotton
Four divisions, one accountable supplier
From sheeting to sateen, laminated performance cloth to sustainable denim and Eastern wear, every division runs through the same vertically integrated pipeline — so buyers deal with one partner from yarn to finished order.
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Fabrics
Greige, dyed, printed and laminated fabrics for mattress, upholstery and technical uses.
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Denim Division
Indigo-dyed denim built on sustainable water and dye-recovery processes.
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Eastern Wear for Women
Printed and finished lawn, cambric and voile for regional and export apparel markets.
Loom to label, under one roof
Seven integrated facilities in Karachi cover weaving, knitting, wet processing, digital and rotary printing, indigo dyeing, lamination and stitching — every stage handed off internally rather than outsourced.
120MMetres woven per year
50KMetres/day digital printing
250KMetres/month lamination
7Integrated Karachi facilities
Why brands work with Union Fabrics
Three decades of staying close to one craft — home-textile cotton — rather than spreading thin across unrelated categories.
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Vertical integration
Weaving, dyeing, printing and finishing run under one operation, cutting handoffs and lead times between stages.
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Organic-first supply
A dedicated GOTS-certified organic cotton line serves brands that need traceability from field to finished roll.
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Design-led output
An in-house creative team develops prints and colourways alongside clients, not just after specs are handed down.
Ready to request samples?
Complimentary first samples, DHL courier at cost, and a typical 5–7 day lab-dip turnaround. Our sales team responds to every enquiry within one business day.
Bedding · Fabrics · Denim · Eastern Wear
Four product divisions, built on one supply chain.
Every division below draws on the same greige weaving, dyeing, printing and finishing lines — so construction, colour and quality stay consistent whichever category you order from.
Home & Utility Bedding
Sheeting, percale, sateen and dobby constructions for flat sheets, fitted sheets, shams, duvet covers and utility cloth, in thread counts from T-120 through T-1000.
Percale
Crisp, cool-hand weave
A tight plain weave for sheets and shams that stays crisp wash after wash.
Sateen
Lustrous, soft-hand weave
A four-over, one-under weave with a soft drape and subtle sheen, up to T-1000.
Dobby & Sheeting
Structured and everyday cloth
Woven-in textures for structured lines, plus mid-count sheeting for everyday bedding programs.
Fabrics
Greige, dyed, printed and laminated fabrics supplying mattress, upholstery, healthcare and technical end-uses, digitally or rotary printed to order.
Digital printing
Short-run, high-definition colourways for custom and fast-turn orders.
Rotary printing
High-volume repeat patterns for standing collections and program business.
Lamination
Bonded and laminated constructions for mattress ticking and technical fabric applications.
Denim Division
Indigo-dyed denim developed with water- and dye-recovery processes, built for brands prioritising a lower-impact denim supply chain without trading off hand-feel or colour depth.
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Indigo dyeing
Rope and slasher dyeing lines tuned for consistent shade across bulk orders.
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Sustainable processing
Water-recovery and reduced-chemical finishing built into the denim line.
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Weight & stretch range
Rigid through stretch constructions across a working weight range for apparel programs.
Eastern Wear for Women
Printed and finished lawn, cambric and voile fabrics for regional and export women's-wear markets, developed alongside clients' design teams.
Lawn & cambric
Lightweight, fine-count fabrics finished for print clarity and drape.
Voile
Sheer, soft-hand fabric for layered and seasonal collections.
In-house design
Prints and colourways developed with clients rather than only from handed-down specs.
Ready to Request
Samples?
Complimentary first samples, DHL courier at cost, and typical 5–7 day lab-dip turnaround. Our sales team responds to every enquiry within one business day.
Seven Integrated Units
Loom to label.
Every manufacturing step is performed under one roof, one management team and one quality standard — from raw yarn to a finished, shippable roll.
120M metres woven per year
50K metres/day digital printing
250K metres/month lamination
7 integrated Karachi facilities
The seven units
Each unit feeds the next without leaving the site, which is what keeps lead times short and quality consistent across large orders.
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120M m / year
Weaving
Yarn woven to spec into greige fabric, the unfinished base cloth every order starts from.
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Karachi campus
Knitting
Knit constructions for applications outside the woven range.
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Batch-checked
Wet Processing
Bleaching, dyeing and washing lines that bring greige cloth to colour standard.
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In-line QC
Finishing
Fabric finished, inspected and rolled to shipping spec.
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Denim line
Indigo Dyeing
Rope and slasher indigo dyeing for the denim division.
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250K m / month
Lamination
Bonded and laminated constructions for mattress and technical fabrics.
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Finished goods
Stitching
Cut-and-sew for finished bedding, cases and made-up textile goods.
From fibre to finished roll
Four stages define most orders, each handed off internally rather than outsourced.
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Weave
Yarn woven to spec into greige fabric.
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Dye
Base cloth dyed to colour standard, checked against approved lab dips.
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Digital or rotary printing applies pattern and colourway to client design files.
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Finish
Fabric finished, inspected and rolled, ready for cut-and-sew or retail packing.
Come See Us In Person.
Factory visits by appointment. Karachi arrivals are handled from airport to campus. Request a full capacity audit deck or schedule your site visit today.
Our ESG Story
Sustainability, built into the process — not added after it.
Environmentally considered systems have run through Union Fabrics' manufacturing for more than two decades: from a dedicated organic cotton line to water- and chemical-conscious dyeing on the denim floor.
Fibres we work with
A sustainable-materials range sits alongside our conventional cotton lines, run through the same finishing equipment.
GOTS Organic Cotton
Certified organic fibre with traceability from field to finished roll.
Hemp
A lower-input natural fibre blended into select bedding and fabric lines.
Bamboo
Soft-hand, fast-growing fibre used across select home-textile programs.
Tencel & Recycled Polyester
Regenerated and recycled fibres offered for around- and above-mattress applications.
Where sustainability shows up on the floor
Certification is treated as a production discipline, audited specifically across the organic cotton and denim lines.
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Water & dye recovery
Recovery processes built into indigo dyeing to reduce water and chemical use on the denim floor.
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Certified organic supply
A GOTS-certified line keeps organic cotton traceable and segregated through every finishing stage.
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Energy-conscious operations
Efficiency upgrades across weaving, dyeing and finishing equipment reduce energy intensity per metre produced.
Standards we work to
Certification is audited against our financial and operational records, not just claimed.
GOTS Certified Organic Cotton
30+ Facility & Product Certifications
Home Textile Manufacturing Since 1992
Export Production — United States & Global
Sourcing a lower-impact program?
Tell us the fibre, certification and volume you need — our team will confirm what runs through our organic and sustainable-materials lines.
Since 1992
A family-owned mill, built for scale.
Union Fabrics is a vertically integrated textile manufacturer based in Karachi, Pakistan, and ranks among the country's top 100 home-textile exporters.
1992 founded
3,000+ employees
7 Karachi facilities
30+ certifications held
Mohammad Asif Siddiq
President, Union Fabrics
President, Union Fabrics
Message from the President
Leading with purpose means staying close to one craft — home-textile cotton — and building the capacity to serve every stage of it ourselves.
Mohammad Asif Siddiq · President, Union Fabrics
Our vision and mission
Two statements that guide how the mill grows and who it grows for.
Vision
To be the supplier the world's leading home-textile and apparel brands turn to first — for consistency, traceability and scale, from a single Karachi campus.
Mission
To keep every stage of production — weaving, dyeing, printing, finishing and stitching — under one roof, so quality, lead times and sustainability commitments stay in our control.
A record of building
Every milestone below is a facility commissioned, a certificate earned, a market opened, or a partnership begun.
1992
Our beginning
Union Fabrics founded in Karachi as a home-textile weaving operation.
2000s
Vertical integration
Dyeing, printing and finishing brought in-house alongside weaving, reducing handoffs across the production line.
2010s
Recognised excellence in exports
Ranked among Pakistan's top 100 home-textile exporters as export volume scaled to the US and EU.
Today
Built for scale
Seven integrated Karachi facilities, 3,000+ employees, and over 30 certifications across bedding, fabrics, denim and Eastern wear.
Start the conversation.
Sample request, trade pricing, factory visit or a general enquiry — our Karachi team responds to every message within one business day.
Start Your Project.
Tell us what you're building, and our team will take it from there.
Manufacturing HQ · Karachi, Pakistan
E-20/B, Central Avenue, S.I.T.E.
Karachi 75700, Pakistan
Monday – Saturday · 09:00 – 18:00 PKT (UTC+5)
Why Work With Union Fabrics
Vertical Integration
From yarn to finished product: full control over quality, lead times and innovation.
Manufacturing Since 1992
A family-owned mill with over three decades of experience crafting premium fabrics for the world's leading brands.