INTRODUCTION · WOVEN FABRICS

Choosing fabric starts with your garment requirements.

Lâm Anh introduces woven cotton, viscose and polyester fabrics to wholesale buyers and garment makers.

Layers of ivory, beige and deep blue woven fabric
Illustrative woven fabric; confirm the actual colour and specifications against a sample.

Every garment order starts with specific questions: what product will you make, under what conditions will the fabric be used, what surface should the sample have, and what quantity do you expect to need? Answering these questions helps guide the search for a suitable fabric.

Three fibre groups, many ways to make fabric

Cotton is a naturally derived fibre. Viscose is a regenerated cellulose fibre. Polyester is a synthetic fibre. The fibre name tells you only part of the composition story; a fabric's feel and performance also depend on its weave, warp and weft yarns, density, thickness, finishing and blend proportions.

Choose fabrics by more than the name cotton, viscose or polyester. Two samples with the same composition may still differ in surface, drape, body and feel in use. If you have an approved reference, send a photograph or a fabric sample for a direct comparison.

Discuss your requirements with Lâm Anh

Lâm Anh presents three groups of woven fabrics for wholesale buyers and garment makers to explore. When making an enquiry, describe the planned garment, preferred composition, colour, fabric width and weight if specifications are available. If you do not have specifications yet, a reference sample or a description of your requirements is also a useful starting point.

Details for each item, such as its exact composition, width, weight, colours, minimum order quantity, stock and price, must be confirmed for the specific sample before ordering. This article does not replace the specification sheet or quotation for an individual batch of fabric.

Start with a reference sample

  1. Identify the product or collection you plan to make.
  2. Send an approved sample, photographs, colour reference or existing specifications.
  3. State your expected quantity and when you need the fabric.
  4. Discuss the actual sample, specifications and order conditions before confirming.

You can also read about choosing cotton fabric, viscose fabric, polyester fabric, or the information to prepare for a wholesale fabric enquiry.

Reference on woven structure: CottonWorks — Preparation for Weaving.