Cotton Yarn Exporter · Pakistan
Dyed cotton yarn,
built to your shade card.
Cone and hank dyed cotton yarn manufactured in Pakistan for knitting, weaving, hosiery and home-textile mills. Lab-dip approved shades, Ne 6s–40s counts, shipped by 20FT or 40FT FCL container.
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Why source from here
Pakistan’s cotton belt, on one order form
Pakistan is among the world’s largest cotton producers and spinners, with integrated spinning-to-dyeing capacity concentrated around Faisalabad and Karachi. That means shorter supply chains, competitive mill pricing, and dye-house capacity built specifically for export volumes.
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Domestic raw cotton
Local cotton supply keeps input costs stable and shields quotations from long international raw-material shipping delays.
02
Integrated dye houses
Spinning and dyeing under one supply chain means tighter shade consistency lot-to-lot, and faster turnaround on repeat orders.
03
Container-ready export desks
Mills we work with are set up for FCL export documentation, packing standards, and freight forwarding, not just domestic supply.
Product Specification
Dyed cotton yarn — full spec sheet
Every order is quoted against a clear spec sheet, so there’s no ambiguity between sample approval and bulk shipment.
| Attribute | Detail |
|---|---|
| Yarn type | 100% cotton — combed or carded, single or plied (2-ply, 3-ply on request) |
| Count range | Ne 6s to Ne 40s (finer counts on request, subject to mill capacity) |
| Form | Cone dyed (for knitting/weaving mills) or Hank dyed (for hand-knitting, hosiery, specialty fabric) |
| Dyeing classes | Reactive, Vat, Sulphur, and Direct dyes — selected by end-use and fastness requirement |
| Color matching | Pantone TCX / TPX reference, physical swatch, or buyer’s own shade card — lab dip sent for approval before bulk dyeing |
| Fastness | Standard wash, rub, and light fastness testing available per buyer’s required standard |
| Packing — cone | Standard cone weight per buyer spec, packed in export cartons on pallets |
| Packing — hank | Bundled hanks, standard hank weight per buyer spec, packed in bales or cartons |
| Incoterms | FOB Karachi / Qasim, CFR, or CIF — quoted per destination port |
Order Basis
Quoted by the container, not the kilo
Ordering by 20FT or 40FT FCL keeps freight cost per kilogram at its lowest for both sides — it’s how we quote by default. Smaller trial quantities can still be arranged for new buyers who want to test quality first.
Actual capacity varies slightly with yarn count and packing type (cone vs. hank), but these are reliable planning figures for freight and costing.
From cotton to container
How your order gets dyed and shipped
Shade & spec confirmed
You send a Pantone code, swatch, or shade card. We confirm count, form (cone/hank), and quantity.
Lab dip approval
A small lab dip is dyed and sent for your sign-off before any bulk dyeing begins.
Bulk spinning & dyeing
Approved shade is dyed at bulk volume with lot-to-lot consistency checks.
Quality & packing
Fastness and count checks, then packed to your cone/hank and carton specification.
Container loading & shipment
Loaded into 20FT/40FT FCL with full export documentation and forwarded to your port.
End Uses
Where this yarn goes to work
Get a Quote
Tell us the shade, count, and quantity — we’ll send a container quote.
Fastest response is over WhatsApp. For formal RFQs or documentation, email or the form both reach our export desk directly.
Common Questions
Buyer FAQs
What is the minimum order quantity for dyed cotton yarn?
Standard orders are quoted on a container basis — a 20FT or 40FT FCL — since that keeps freight cost per kilogram lowest for both sides. Smaller trial quantities can be arranged for new buyers who want to test quality first.
Do you supply yarn in cone form or hank form?
Both. Cone dyed yarn is supplied for knitting and weaving mills, while hank dyed yarn is supplied for hand-knitting, hosiery, and specialty fabric use, packed to your specification.
Can you match a specific Pantone or shade card colour?
Yes. Yarn is dyed to a submitted shade card, Pantone reference, or physical swatch, with a lab dip sent for your approval before bulk dyeing begins.
What cotton yarn counts are available?
Combed and carded cotton yarn from roughly Ne 6s up to Ne 40s, in single and plied constructions, depending on your end use.
How many kilograms fit in a 20FT or 40FT container?
A 20FT FCL typically carries approximately 16–18 metric tons of packed yarn, and a 40FT FCL typically carries approximately 24–26 metric tons, depending on packing type and count.
What are the standard payment terms?
Common terms include an advance payment against order confirmation with the balance against shipping documents, or a Letter of Credit for larger container orders — agreed case by case.
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