STYLE: 72185
240 GSM POLY COTTON FRENCH TERRY
Good weight for sweaters and hoodies. Poly face good for sublimation printing and cotton loop for soft feel of cotton. 240 GSM weight makes it ideal for fall.
Why choose us?
CUSTOM FABRIC
Fabric custom made to your needs. We produce our fabric with quality in mind. We strive to achieve best shrinkage and torqueing. Sample from us today.
★★★★★Steph C.California Textile Group is a pleasure to work with. They always provide great service, at an affordable price. So much of our business is based on speed, and they provide fast yet quality product. We have worked with them on a number of large programs and trust that their fabric is on time and good quality.
Long Island, New York
★★★★★Ari J.California Group knows their knits! they have the best fabrics (and custom programs), customer service, and quality. We have been working with them for years and would strongly recommend them.
Los Angeles, CA
STARTS WITH THE YARNS
FIRST QUALITY YARNS
We only use first quality yarns to knit our fabrics. Our greige goods are inspected before we send for finishing. We work with only the best dyehouses and laundry facilities to compliment our knitting.
OUR PROMISE
FABRIC INSPECTION
We inspect fabric at our location prior to shipping to customers. We do wash test and crocking test to make sure our textiles are up to standard. We standby our fabrics 100%.
We at California Textile Group continue practicing safety cleaning protocols. We provide hand sanitizer and masks if needed. All employees are vaccinated,
We at California Textile Group would like to do our part in the environment and offer sustainable fabrics using eco-friendly yarns. Recycle or organically grown that are GOTS certified, we offer certificate for yarns used.
We at California Textile Group contribute to the local economy by creating jobs in Los Angeles. During the pandemic, we never stopped working and provided fabric for masks and level 2 isolation gown. We are proud to be an essential business.
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