Greige Fabric

Greige is a term that refers to a cloth that has not been bleached or colored and may either be knitted or woven. At their most basic level, you could say that these textiles are in their natural or unfinished state. Before dying and printing, gray materials are scrubbed (to make them clean) and occasionally bleached (to make them lose their original color). Products labeled as "greige" are tainted with a wide variety of contaminants.

Greige (loom state) Fabric in Rolls, Pallets, and Bales Form;

We are capable of producing a wide range of greige fabrics in various weaves, thread densities, weights, widths and selvedges using premium quality of yarns. Along with using the regular Pakistani Cotton Yarn, we also regularly use Contamination-Free (CF) and Contamination-Controlled (CC) yarn, and yarns with US Pima and Egyptian Giza Cotton, providing us a leading edge in producing high-end fabrics on our Projectile looms with piece lengths of up to 500 meters.

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