Tahir Collection operates as a dedicated tubular stockinette factory in Faisalabad, Pakistan. Our entire production capacity is focused on one product category — tubular stockinette — letting us optimize every process from yarn sourcing through packaging. We support multiple material options, mixed-size planning, and flexible order quantities with a ±3% width tolerance target. Cotton, nylon and perlon widths cover the core 2 cm to 40 cm range; fiberglass-compatible widths are 2–20 inches (5.08–50.8 cm).
Materials, size range, MOQ, lead time, and packaging options before you place an order.
Samples, custom cartons, mixed-size planning, and private-label support where the order permits.
RFQs and capability questions are usually answered within 24–48 business hours.
Production Capability Summary
| Capability | Detail |
|---|---|
| Production Method | Circular knitting — seamless tubular construction |
| Materials | Cotton, Nylon, Perlon, Fiberglass-Compatible |
| Cotton / Nylon / Perlon Widths | 2 cm to 40 cm |
| Fiberglass-Compatible Widths | 2–20 inches (5.08–50.8 cm) |
| Custom Sizes | Available for OEM orders |
| MOQ | Flexible quantities in rolls, kilograms or bags, agreed per order |
| Standard Lead Time | 15–30 days |
| Private Label / OEM | Yes — full custom packaging |
| Mixed Materials per Order | Yes — single shipment |
| Export Port | Karachi (Port Qasim) |
| Location | Quaid-e-Azam Market, Faisalabad, Punjab, Pakistan |
Why Pakistan's Textile Capital
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Raw Material Access
Direct access to Pakistan's cotton textile supply chain -
Skilled Workforce
Faisalabad has a deep pool of circular knitting machine operators and textile technicians -
Export Infrastructure
Established port connections and freight forwarder network for export shipments, with freight quoted by destination and incoterm -
Competitive Pricing
Pakistan labor and raw material costs support flexible pricing, MOQ planning, and sourcing options by market -
Supply Chain Alternative
A Pakistan supplier reduces dependence on single-country (China) sourcing