Weaving floor at HRW
Our Facility

From Yarn to Export

Weaving, dyeing, finishing, stitching and packing all run inside our own units in Karachi — one manufacturing partner, not a chain of subcontractors.

Production Capacity

Two Units, One Standard

Weaving through cut & sew, run across two production units in Karachi.

250,000kg
Monthly Capacity
58
Looms
Air-jet, shuttleless & jacquard
12
Dyeing Machines
2
Dryers
Our Facility

Inside Our Production Floor

A look inside our weaving, dyeing and finishing floors — Karachi, Pakistan.

01 · Weaving

Air-Jet & Jacquard Looms

Woven on air-jet, shuttleless and jacquard looms, with pile height, GSM and ground construction set at the loom. Loom control fixes GSM and pile from metre one.

Dyeing floor at HRW 02 · Dyeing & Processing

In-House Colour Control

Greige terry is scoured, bleached and dyed in-house, with lab dips signed off before bulk colour runs. Shade and colour-fastness stay repeatable.

Finishing floor at HRW 03 · Finishing

Softening & Quality Control

Towels are tumble-dried to raise a soft, fluffy pile and remove lint, setting the hand before cutting and packing. Verified by QC before moving to stitching.

Dyeing & Processing

High-Temperature Dyeing & Soft Flow

Our dyeing floor runs on high-temperature (HT) dyeing machines paired with soft-flow units — 12 machines in total, from 50kg lab-scale runs to 1,400kg bulk batches, plus two dryer tumblers.

High-Temperature Dyeing

What It Enables

  • 1

    Chlorine-fast vat dyed products. Colour holds up under chlorinated water exposure — critical for hospitality and pool towel programs where bleach-based commercial laundering is standard.

  • 2

    Zero-twist yarn, dyed properly. HT dyeing handles our signature zero-twist construction well, keeping the soft, open pile intact through the dyeing cycle rather than degrading it.

  • 3

    Polyester portion dyeing. Poly-cotton blends need higher dyeing temperatures for the polyester component to take colour evenly — HT machines make blended constructions (kitchen towels, blended sets) viable at consistent quality.

Soft Flow

What It Protects

  • 1

    Pile loops stay intact. Soft-flow's gentle rope-form dyeing action moves fabric in one continuous motion, preserving loop structure rather than crushing or flattening pile — especially important for zero-twist and heavier-GSM constructions.

  • 2

    Lower mechanical stress. Less friction on the fabric through the dyeing cycle means less fibre damage and a more consistent hand-feel batch to batch.

Machine Type Capacity Units
High Temperature Dyeing / Soft Flow1,400 kg1
High Temperature Dyeing / Soft Flow800 kg2
High Temperature Dyeing / Soft Flow600 kg1
High Temperature Dyeing / Soft Flow500 kg3
High Temperature Dyeing / Soft Flow400 kg3
High Temperature Dyeing / Soft Flow150 kg1
High Temperature Dyeing / Soft Flow (lab/sample)50 kg1
Dryer Tumbler2
Total Dyeing Machines12 + 2 dryers
Manufacturing · Cut to Pack

Stitching, Packing & Dispatch

Made-up, packing, carton storage and container loading all run in our own units — the last stages before shipment stay under one roof.

Stitching floor at HRW 01 · Stitching

Hemming & Assembly

Hemming, borders and set assembly on made-up lines, held to buyer specification.

10,000 kg/day — towels · 1,000 pcs/day — bathrobes

Packing and QC checkpoint at HRW 02 · Packing

Folding & QC Check

Folding, labelling, retail banding and shelf-ready packing — retail-ready, no rework.

Carton storage warehouse at HRW 03 · Carton Store

Covered, Dry Storage

Marked cartons stacked in our own covered, dry warehouse — protected until dispatch.

Container loading at HRW 04 · Loading & Dispatch

Supervised Loading

Cartons counted, loaded and sealed under our supervision — loading photos shared with buyer.

Why It Matters

Integration Is a Commercial Advantage

01

Consistency at Volume

Every stage runs under our own quality control, so GSM, shade and hand stay repeatable from the first sample to the fiftieth container.

02

One Point of Contact

No coordination across multiple subcontractors — one company owns the outcome from raw yarn to shipping documents.

03

Faster Problem-Solving

Issues get caught and corrected in-line, on our own floors, rather than discovered after a subcontracted batch has already shipped.

Get In Touch

See the Full Process for Your Program

Happy to walk through capacity, lead times and QC standards for your specific product and volume.

Haji Rafiuddin Waliuddin Karachi, Pakistan
info@hrw.com.pk