Fred Textile wool spinning heritage and modern production facility in Jiangsu, China

Since 1995

Woolen fabrics and blended weaves, shaped from fibre to finish.

Fred Textile develops woven woolen and blended fabric programs through top dyeing, spinning, weaving, finishing, inspection, and long-term production partnerships in Zhangjiagang, Jiangsu, since 1995.

Manufacturing Snapshot

Top dyeing, spinning, weaving, and finishing.

Production capabilities are presented as concise proof points for woven woolen and blended fabric programs.

Fred Textile Top Dyeing facility

Top Dyeing

Top Dyeing material preparation for woolen and blended fabric programs.

Fred Textile Spinning facility

Spinning

Air and mule spinning capacity supporting yarn preparation.

Fred Textile Weaving facility

Weaving

Rapier loom weaving for structured woven fabric development.

Fred Textile Finishing facility

Finishing

Piece Dyed finishing and final handfeel direction for bulk programs.

Since 1995
Capacity 3 Million Metres / Year
Staff 305
Investment 13 Million USD
Operating Days 350 Days
Scope Woven Fabric

Selected Clients

Brand program experience shown in the company profile.

Selected brand programs and long-term customer experience shown in the company profile.

Client references are based on company profile materials and should be confirmed before public use if required.

Sustainability Preview

Certification and responsible material topics.

Certifications & Sustainability

Responsible material programs with careful claim control.

Certification and sustainability-related information is presented for applicable material programs. Final product claims should be confirmed according to the current certificate scope, product composition, facility documentation, and transaction records.

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Company Overview

Integrated woven fabric manufacturing in Jiangsu.

Fengruide (Suzhou) Textile Technology Co., Ltd. develops woven woolen and blended fabric programs through top dyeing, spinning, weaving, finishing, inspection, and long-term production partnerships.

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Discuss a woolen or blended fabric program.

For Europe & the Americas, contact: jamie@fredtextile.com For Japan, contact: kaka@fredtextile.com

Fabric sourcing guides

How to choose wool coat fabric: tweed, flannel, melton and double face

Choose wool or blended coat fabric by garment construction, weight, usable width, finish and testing. Compare tweed, flannel, melton and double face.

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Fabric MOQ and sampling: prepare a wool fabric order without missing details

Understand Fred Textile's 500 meters per style brochure MOQ and prepare a clear fabric inquiry covering colours, samples, tests, width and delivery.

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Recycled wool sourcing: what to check about composition and certificates

Source recycled wool fabric with a practical checklist for blend composition, traceability, certificate scope and order documents. Distinguish GRS, RWS and OEKO-TEX.

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Wool fabric pilling: how to compare samples and read a test report

Evaluate pilling in wool and blended coat fabrics. Learn which test details to request, how to compare finished samples and what to confirm before ordering.

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Wool fabric shrinkage: confirm dimensional stability before cutting

Plan wool fabric shrinkage testing around the intended care and garment process. Check warp and weft results, sample identity and approval before cutting.

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Fabric colour approval: avoid surprises between samples and bulk lots

Approve wool fabric colour with physical standards, agreed lighting and lot records. Separate shade matching from colourfastness when checking bulk fabric.

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