This page says which fabrics we actually use for each product type, taken from
2,856 order and invoice lines covering production from 2023 uchun 2026. It is a record
of what we buy and cut, not a list of what we could theoretically source.
Fibre composition by product type
Read the percentages as the share of order lines in that category using that fibre — not as the
blend ratio inside a single fabric. A category at “cotton 86%” means most orders in it were cotton,
not that the cloth is an 86% cotton blend.
| Product type | Fibres used, by share of orders | Lines |
|---|---|---|
| Ko'ylaklar | Paxta 86%, viskoza 4%, modal-viscose 3% | 440 |
| Sumkalar and pouches | Paxta 78%, poliester 22% | 67 |
| Ko'ylaklar | Paxta 65%, modal-viscose 9%, poliester 8%, viskoza 6% | 738 |
| Toplar and tunics | Paxta 64%, poliester 12%, viskoza 8%, paxta-zig'ir 5% | 121 |
| Kimonos | Paxta 58%, poliester 39%, ipak 3% | 31 |
| Sharflar | Paxta 57%, poliester 25%, viskoza 5%, ipak 5% | 419 |
| Kaftanlar | Paxta 55%, poliester 40%, viskoza 3% | 417 |
| Ro'mollar | Paxta 53%, jun 38%, viskoza 3% | 58 |
| Pareos and sarongs | Paxta 48%, poliester 48% | 197 |
| Yubkalar | Paxta 47%, poliester 20%, viskoza 12%, modal-viscose 11% | 75 |
| Trousers | Paxta 41%, poliester 22%, paxta-zig'ir 13%, viskoza 12% | 69 |
| Shorts | Cotton-linen 40%, paxta 33%, poliester 15%, viskoza 12% | 52 |
| Co-ord sets | Cotton-linen 92% | 60 |
| Stoles | Polyester 72%, ipak 21%, viskoza 4% | 85 |
| Fouta towels | Cotton-polyester 73%, paxta 27% | 11 |
Three things a sourcing manager can take from this table. Shirts and bags are effectively a
cotton programme. Stoles are the one category where polyester dominates, because the drape buyers
want in a stole comes from a synthetic. Shawls are the only category with meaningful wool, da 38% ning
orders.
Cotton voile constructions
For woven cotton, construction is a tighter specification than weight. Two fabrics can share a
GSM and handle completely differently. These are the cotton voile constructions we hold and buy
against, expressed as ends by picks per inch:
- 100 x 100 — the finest and most closely woven of our standard voiles
- 92 x 80
- 76 x 76
- 72 x 72
- 70 x 90
A higher thread count gives a smoother surface, better print definition and a crisper hand. A
lower count gives a softer, more open cloth that drapes more readily and costs less. For a printed
scarf where fine detail matters, 100 x 100 is the usual choice. For a relaxed kaftan or a beach
cover-up, 72 x 72 yoki 70 x 90 is normally the better fabric and the better price.
We have supplied GOTS-certified organic cotton greige voile in an 80 x 100 construction against a
mill transaction certificate. Certified material is sourced from certified mills — see
certifications and
muvofiqlik.
Other bases we work in
Kembrik, poplin, slub, lurex and viscose lurex, viskoza, modal, rayon, linen and cotton-linen,
ipak, jun, jakkard, poliester, shifon, atlas, crepe and crinkle finishes.
Weight and GSM
We publish a GSM only where we have a tested figure for that specific quality. Our silk printed
scarves run at 28 va 30 gsm. For our other qualities we confirm the tested weight
per quality at quotation stage, against the actual roll, rather than publishing a range that may not
match what your order is cut from.
If your tech pack specifies a GSM, send it and we will match it to a quality and confirm before
namuna olish. If you are working the other way round and want a recommendation, tell us the garment and
the season and we will send swatches.
Fabric consumption per piece
Useful for costing before you have a pattern. These are actual consumption figures from a recent
programme in cotton voile and cambric:
| Kiyim | Metres per piece |
|---|---|
| Long dress | 5.5 – 6.0 |
| Kiyinish, lurex | 5.0 |
| Kimono | 4.0 |
| Kombinatsiya | 4.0 |
| Ko'ylak | 3.5 |
| Trousers | 3.5 |
| Kimono or shirt, kambrik | 3.0 |
| Towel | 2.0 |
| Yuqori, poplin | 1.5 |
| Bag | 1.0 – 1.5 |
| Hat | 1.0 |
Consumption varies with size range, print repeat and pattern efficiency. Treat these as a costing
starting point, not a guarantee.
Choosing a fabric
- Print definition matters most — higher thread count voile, or silk.
- Drape matters most — viskoza, modal-viscose, or a polyester satin or
shifon. - Texture matters most — slub, crinkle, paxta-zig'ir.
- Price matters most — lower thread count voile, or polyester where the hand
allows it. - Warmth matters most — jun, for shawls.
Related: minimum order
quantities by product type va
the sampling and tech pack
jarayon. Browse
women’s scarves,
plyaj kiyimi va
ladies garments.
Compiled 9 August 2026 from our order system and fabric ledger. Fibre shares are calculated
dan 2,856 order and invoice lines with a stated composition. Where we do not have a tested figure —
GSM on most qualities — this page says so rather than estimating.
