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Address: 704,A,55 buliding,YuCheng,Hutang,WuJin,Changzhou ,jiangSu
Phone: 86-0519
Contact name:Ms. Julia Yun
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Defination of knitted denim fabric
This kind of knitted denim is a kind of french terry . Its major characteristic is comfortable. People can choose it to make clothes both in winter and autumn. It has many advantages like elastic, soft, air-permeable and so on.
Parameter of knitted denim fabric
Brand: | KaiLan Textile |
Art Name: | Indigo French Terry Knitted Denim |
Supply Type | Made to order |
Art No.: | MW102-A-825 |
Technics: | Weft |
Speicfication | 30*30+40D |
Composition: | 95%cotton,5%spandex |
Type: | French Terry fabric |
Color: | Indigo / according to customer ‘s require |
Width: | 180cms(71'') |
Weight: | 250gsm |
Shrinkage: | Warp: 3%-6% Weft: 3%-6% |
Feature | 1.Air permeable 2.softness 3.two –way elastane |
Application: | Jeans, Suit-dress,Garment ,trousers,Bags |
Payment &Shipping Term | |
MOQ | 500kg |
Supply Ability | 560 tons per month |
Payment Term | 1.T/T in advance 2.L/C balance |
Delivery time | 25days after receiving deposit |
Fob Price | negotiation |
Packing detail | |
1.thick plastic bag inside to protect from wetness ,sunshine 2.woven plastic bag outside | |
7tons in 20 feet container;15 tons in 40 feet container | |
Detail pictures of knitted denim fabric
Application of knitted denim
Package of knitted denim fabric
1.rolled on strong tubes and packed in plastic bags 2.packed in a woven bag protect from wetness and sunshine or as the clients' circumstances .each roll about 25kg,44meters | |||||
20GP container | 40GP container | 40HQ container | |||
Tons | Meters | Tons | Meters | Tons | Meters |
6.6-7 | 11700 | 15 | 26700 | 16-16.5 | 28000
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Why choose ours products
1.our factory
Changzhou KaiLan Textile Printing and Dyeing Co., Ltd. was a noted company specializing in researching and producing knitting denim and woven denim products. Our company is located in Wujin Textile Industrial Park of Changzhou City, Jiangsu Province .
