Knitted fabric manufacturer.
Bulk & long-term supply.
Fago Textile is a knitted fabric manufacturer in Istanbul serving garment factories, fabric importers and wholesale distributors. Knitted fabric manufacturing in Istanbul, Türkiye for garment factories, fabric importers and wholesale distributors. Source jersey, interlock, rib, piqué, French terry and sweatshirt fleece for bulk orders and recurring production programmes.
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Your knitted fabric manufacturer in Turkey.
Get a fabric quotation or request samples directly. Tell us what you are making, the quantity per colour and whether you need a one-off order or a regular monthly supply.
- Wholesale fabrics made to your brief
- Composition, GSM and colour development
- Export requirements reviewed for your destination
Wholesale fabric supply.
Built around your brand.
A knitted fabric supplier for T-shirts, polos, sweatshirts, hoodies and contemporary apparel.
Based in Istanbul, Türkiye, Fago Textile develops and manufactures single jersey, interlock, rib, pique, two-thread and three-thread fleece, and jacquard. Discuss cotton, cotton/elastane and other fibre blends, with dyeing, printing and finishing requirements matched to your garment.
Meet Fago Textile ↗Knitted fabrics for wholesale orders.
Explore the structures behind everyday essentials, elevated basics and distinctive collections.
Single Jersey
A versatile knit for T-shirts, everyday essentials and soft layering.
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Interlock
A double-knit structure for a smooth, substantial fabric.
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Rib
Distinctive vertical ribs for comfortable stretch and recovery.
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Pique
A textured knit for polos and structured casual collections.
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French Terry / Two-Thread
Loop-backed knit fabrics for sweatshirts and relaxed layers.
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Three-Thread Fleece
A substantial knit for hoodies and comfortable outer layers.
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Jacquard
Knitted patterns with texture, depth and individual character.
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Bulk & recurring orders
Discuss order volume, colour splits, call-off schedules and repeat fabric supply.
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Greige knitted fabrics
Source unfinished knitted fabric for your dyeing, printing or finishing programme.
Explore details ↗Custom fabric development
Build an agreed specification around your reference sample or garment brief.
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Source the fabric.
Explore knitted fabrics by garment application, then build a brief around the handle, weight and finish you need.
T-shirts & everyday essentials
Fine jersey and interlock for considered everyday collections.
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Hoodies & sweatshirts
French terry, fleece and matching rib for relaxed layers.
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Polos & textured basics
Piqué fabrics with a distinctive knitted surface.
Explore details ↗Illustrative garment applications. Fago Textile supplies fabric; approve physical samples for your order.
Made around your requirements.
A considered process, with the specification at its centre.
Define the brief
Share end use, composition, weight, width, quantity and destination.
Develop & sample
Discuss the construction, colour reference and finishing before approval.
Plan production
Confirm the agreed specification, order requirements and schedule.
Review & dispatch
Align quality requirements, packing details and delivery terms.
Bulk fabric orders.
Across borders.
Plan truckload, container or scheduled fabric deliveries with a brief that covers material, volume and destination. Our B2B sales team reviews sampling, colour approvals, packing and delivery terms with you before the order is confirmed.
- Truckload and container-order planning
- Sampling and colour requirements
- Bulk order and delivery planning
Before we start.
How do I request a fabric sample?
Use the enquiry form or email sales@fagotextile.com. Include the fabric structure, composition, target weight and intended garment. Sampling arrangements are confirmed for each project.
What is your minimum order quantity?
Minimum order quantities depend on the fabric construction, composition, colour and finish. Share your required quantity for a project-specific quotation.
Can you develop fabric to my specification?
Share a reference fabric or a technical brief. We can discuss the required composition, weight, width, colour and finish before confirming feasibility.
Do you work with international buyers?
Yes. Include your destination and preferred delivery terms in your enquiry so these can be considered in the proposal.
Before you confirm your fabric order.
Choosing a knitted fabric manufacturer starts with a production brief that your buying, technical and garment teams can all use. Tell us which fabric is approved, which details are still open and whether you need a development sample or a quotation against a fixed specification. This helps separate sampling work from the bulk order you are ready to place. For repeat purchasing, include the expected release schedule as well as the first shipment. We review construction, composition, colour requirements and delivery scope together so your enquiry can move towards a comparable, order-specific offer.
For testing terminology, consult the AATCC testing and standards resources. Agree the actual methods and acceptance criteria for your fabric with the supplier.
Choosing your knitted fabric manufacturer
An export buying programme needs more than a fabric name. Identify the article reference, expected garment performance and the quantity required for each colour. If you are comparing proposals from more than one knitted fabric manufacturer, ask each supplier to quote against the same finished weight, usable width, composition and delivery scope. This makes differences in the proposals easier to assess.
What should your manufacturing brief include?
Ask your knitted fabric manufacturer to distinguish sample development, production approval and shipment release. Keep the approved fabric reference with any agreed changes to colour, finish or packing. For recurring orders, identify the first confirmed release separately from your longer-term forecast. Fago Textile welcomes enquiries from garment factories, importers and wholesalers planning these purchasing programmes.
Let’s make your next fabric.
Share your brief. We’ll help define the material, finish and next steps.