Founded in April, 1998, New Silk used to manufacture woven fabrics for bag lamination. According to the advantage of Taiwanese fabrics processing capability and the global fabrics market trend, we gradually transferred to manufacture in a variety of knitting fabrics through the years.
Nowadays due to the authentication by Oeko-Tex Standard 100 (TPKO 051575) as well as good reputation, strong financial stability evaluated by our clients, we are standing still in this global recession.
Specializing in manufacturing various styles of knitted fabrics suitable for making nightwear, casual clothes, underwear, swimsuit, lingerie, bra, polo shirt, T-shirt, team of New Silk are also professional in developing new fabrics resulted from functional yarns such as COOLMAX, TECTEL, COOLPLUS, NICECOOL, THERMOLITE,
COOL QUICK, SURPLEX, MERYL, as well as such post-finishing processes as
PAPER / SCREEN PRINTING, FOIL, BURN OUT, FABRICS MATCHING AND
EMBOSSING.
Every time you are touched by our products, it is the result of what we stand for and relentlessly strive to achieve: unparalleled quality of material, consistent innovation and sincere service leaving you feeling pampered in comfort, safety and colorful vitality.
Full of Expertise:
New Silk's strength lies in that of its people.
With a team of outstanding experts indulged in the vertical supply chain of textile industry as yarn spinning, fabrics knitting, dyeing, printing, and post-finishing works, with many years experience in development coupled with mass production knowledge, New Silk's people are able to consistently demonstrate a high degree of flexibility, which is absolutely critical when facing rapid market changes.
Customer-Oriented:
We put our customers at the center of what we effort so that we are able to meet their specific and significant requirements. We are quick responsive to our customers' requirements by customizing products and expert consultation.
Innovation:
We are always seeking to be ahead of market developments by developing and adopting new materials.
