Buying Textile in Vietnam
Vietnam is still perfecting the art of knitting and dyeing. There are many good fabric suppliers in Vietnam but the skill level and pricing is not competitive with China - yet. For basic natural and synthetic fabrics, Vietnam can supply at reasonable prices but you need a team to QC each step in the knitting and dyeing fabric supplier factories.
Thai Son S.P sewing factory recognized this weakness and started sourcing yarns at the best price possible. Then they developed relationships with local knitters that offer cheap knitting costs and found reliable Vietnamese dye houses. This is how they offer textile made in Vietnam affordably. Email us the specifications of the fabric you need and our merchandising team will confirm they can make it in Vietnam or find a source in South East Asia.
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Thai Son S.P sewing factory recognized this weakness and started sourcing yarns at the best price possible. Then they developed relationships with local knitters that offer cheap knitting costs and found reliable Vietnamese dye houses. This is how they offer textile made in Vietnam affordably. Email us the specifications of the fabric you need and our merchandising team will confirm they can make it in Vietnam or find a source in South East Asia.
Hi, I built this webpage to promote Thai Son S.P Sewing Factory based in Ho Chi Minh City. Are you looking for textile in Vietnam? Have you visited the local markets?
I can introduce you to Thai Son and many textile markets. Below is a list of textiles in Vietnam that companies like Thai Son make and can be purchased in the local market.
My name is Chris, I have been working in the Vietnam Garment Industry since 2008. My expertise is advising fashion start-ups and sourcing factories. If you have any questions about Vietnam garment manufacturing then contact me here. What textile in Vietnam are you looking for?
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Thai Son S.P is a reliable textile in Vietnam supplier. We buy cotton, polyester, viscose, modal and spandex yarn from suppliers all over Asia. We import the yarn and drop ship it to our partner knitting factories. We can make jersey, pique, jacquard, rib, waffle, interlock, french terry or Ponte Roma. We can make slub, space-dye, tie-dye, hot TR, burn-out, melange and more. We send the fabric to our partner dye houses and manage the dyeing to meet your requirements like Pantone color, weight and finish. If you need special finishes like acid wash, silicone wash, wicking or anti-microbial, then we can do it. We check the fabric using the 4-point checking system and take full responsibility. Contact Sim to get her latest swatches of textiles developed in Vietnam.
Textile in Vietnam You Can Buy
| Circular Knit Fabric Descriptions | Weight (gsm) | Thai Son S.P Sewing Factory Code |
| !French Terry 3304A Polyester/Cotton/Mouse | ~ 250 gsm | TS-PTV 325 |
| !Hot Space 0112L MVS 62%Polyester 33%Rayon 5%Spandex | ~ 220 gsm | TS-PTV 268 |
| !Single Jersey 100%Cotton Organic Melange | ~ 170 gsm | TS-PTV 305 |
| !Single Jersey 63%Bamboo 27%Organic Cotton 10%Spandex | ~ 220 gsm | TS-PTV 349 |
| !Single Jersey 70%Bamboo 30%Organic Cotton | ~ 170 gsm | TS-PTV 348 |
| !Single Jersey 92%Polyester 3%Mouse 5%Spandex | ~ 200 gsm | TS-PTV 301 |
| !Single Jersey Crinkled Stripes Rayon/Polyester/Spandex | ~ 155 gsm | TS-PTV 329 |
| !Single Jersey JQD Stripes 70%Cotton Slub 25%Polyester 5%Spandex | ~ 175 gsm | TS-PTV 347 |
| !Waffle 100%Cotton Organic | ~ 310 gsm | TS-PTV 344 |
| !Waffle Rib Brushed 62%Polyester 35%Rayon 3%Spandex | ~ 230 gsm | TS-PTV 294 |
| Double Face 67%Rayon 28%Polyester 5%Spandex | ~ 295 gsm | TS-PTV 278 |
| Flace IB 90%Polyester 10%Rayon | ~ 240 gsm | TS-PTV 338 |
| French Terry (3 threads) Cotton/Polyester | ~ 220 gsm | TS-PTV 204 |
| French Terry (3 threads) Cotton/Polyester | ~ 210 gsm | TS-PTV 205 |
| French Terry (3 threads) Slub Cotton/Polyester | ~ 270 gsm | TS-PTV 202 |
| French Terry 3301 Polyester/Rayon/Cotton | ~ 230 gsm | TS-PTV 326 |
| French Terry 3301HP Cotton/Polyester/Rayon | ~ 305 gsm | TS-PTV 321 |
| French Terry 3301HP Polyester/Cotton | ~ 260 gsm | TS-PTV 316 |
| French Terry 3302 Polyester/Cotton/Rayon | ~ 220 gsm | TS-PTV 318 |
| French Terry 3302 Polyester/Cotton/Rayon | ~ 240 gsm | TS-PTV 319 |
| French Terry 3302 Polyester/Rayon/Cotton | ~ 235 gsm | TS-PTV 327 |
| French Terry 3302HP Cotton/Rayon/Polyester | ~ 260 gsm | TS-PTV 320 |
| French Terry 3302HP Polyester/Cotton | ~ 195 gsm | TS-PTV 317 |
| French Terry 3304 Polyester/Cotton/Mouse | ~ 215 gsm | TS-PTV 323 |
| French Terry 3305HP Cotton/Rayon/Polyester | ~ 320 gsm | TS-PTV 322 |
| French Terry 3305HP Rayon/Polyester/Cotton | ~ 260 gsm | TS-PTV 315 |
| French Terry 54%Polyester 40%Cotton 6%Spandex | ~ 200 gsm | TS-PTV 143 |
| French Terry 54%Polyester 40%Cotton 6%Spandex | ~ 220 gsm | TS-PTV 143A |
| French Terry 60%Polyester 40%Cotton | ~ 300 gsm | TS-PTV 183 |
| French Terry 65%Polyester 35%Cotton | ~ 300 gsm | TS-PTV 86 |
| French Terry 65%Polyester 35%Rayon | ~ 190 gsm | TS-PTV 215 |
| French Terry big Stripes 95%Rayon 5%Spandex | ~ 265 gsm | TS-PTV 293 |
| French Terry IB 100%Cotton Melange BC07 | ~ 260 gsm | TS-PTV 335 |
| French Terry IB Polyester/Rayon | ~ 230 gsm | TS-PTV 314 |
| French Terry IB Stripes 55%Cotton 45%Polyester | ~ 300 gsm | TS-PTV 333 |
| French Terry Inside Brushed 65%Polyester 35%Cotton | ~ 240 gsm | TS-PTV 147 |
| French Terry Pattern 307796 58%Cotton 37%Polyester 5%Spandex | ~ 250 gsm | TS-PTV 312 |
| French Terry SI15 Cotton/Polyester | ~ 220 gsm | TS-PTV 324 |
| French Terry Siro Stripes 55%Polyester 45%Cotton | ~ 200 gsm | TS-PTV 307 |
| French Terry Siro TC 62%Polyester 33%Cotton 5%Spandex | ~ 250 gsm | TS-PTV 273 |
| French Terry Slub 100%Cotton | ~ 230 gsm | TS-PTV 285 |
| French Terry Slub 50%Rayon 45%Polyester 5%Spandex | ~ 185 gsm | TS-PTV 298 |
| French Terry Slub 60%Cotton 40%Polyester | ~ 220 gsm | TS-PTV 214 |
| French Terry Slub 70%Cotton 30%Polyester | ~ 235 gsm | TS-PTV 286 |
| French Terry Stripes 50%Cotton 50%Polyester | ~ 200 gsm | TS-PTV 92A |
| French Terry Stripes 80%Cotton 20%Polyester | ~ 200 gsm | TS-PTV 92 |
| French Terry Stripes 65%Rayon 20%Polyester 15%Cotton | ~ 210 gsm | TS-PTV 309 |
| French Terry Stripes 95%Rayon 5%Spandex | ~ 265 gsm | TS-PTV 292 |
| French Terry Stripes 95%Rayon 5%Spandex | ~ 255 gsm | TS-PTV 308 |
| French Terry Stripes Melange 95%Rayon 5%Spandex | ~ 270 gsm | TS-PTV 288 |
| French Terry Stripes Siro 55%Cotton 40%Polyester 5%Spandex | ~ 225 gsm | TS-PTV 336 |
| HACCI Slub 50%Rayon 50%Polyester | ~ 140 gsm | TS-PTV 302 |
| Heavy Hot Slub 56%Cotton 39%Polyester 5%Spandex | ~ 300 gsm | TS-PTV 181 |
| Heavy Hot TR 70%Polyester 25%Rayon 5%Spandex | ~ 240 gsm | TS-PTV 199 |
| Heavy Knitted Jean 53%Cotton 40%Polyester 7%Spandex | ~ 420 gsm | TS-PTV 193 |
| Heavy Pique 65%Polyester 35%Cotton | ~ 220 gsm | TS-PTV 82 |
| Hot Rayon 95%Rayon 5%Spandex | ~ 150 gsm | TS-PTV 257 |
| Hot Siro 48%Cotton 47%Polyester 5%Spandex | ~ 200 gsm | TS-PTV 334 |
| Hot Slub 95%Cotton 5%Spandex | ~ 185 gsm | TS-PTV 238 |
| Hot TR 60%Polyester 35%Rayon 5%Spandex | ~ 190 gsm | TS-PTV 79 |
| Hot TR 62%Polyester 33%Rayon 5%Spandex | ~ 190 gsm | TS-PTV 98 |
| Hot TR big Stripes 62%Polyester 33%Rayon 5%Spandex | ~ 200 gsm | TS-PTV 196 |
| Hot TR Melange Stripes 62%Polyester 33%Rayon 5%Spandex | ~ 190 gsm | TS-PTV 102 |
| Hot TR Slub 48%Rayon 47%Polyester 5%Spandex | ~ 155 gsm | TS-PTV 256 |
| Hot TR Stripes 50%Polyester 45%Rayon 5%Spandex | ~ 190 gsm | TS-PTV 79A |
| Interlock 100% PIMA Cotton CM40s | ~ 180 gsm | TS-PTV 274 |
| Interlock 100%Cotton | ~ 200 gsm | TS-PTV 66 |
| Interlock 100%Polyester with printing | ~ 150 gsm | TS-PTV 228 |
| Interlock 2Faces Stripes Polyester/Cotton | ~ 170 gsm | TS-PTV 330 |
| Interlock 95%Rayon 5%Spandex | ~ 355 gsm | TS-PTV 264 |
| Interlock Melange H150AB 60%Cotton 40%Polyester | ~ 255 gsm | TS-PTV 258 |
| Interlock Stripes (Double Face) 80%Polyester 20%Cotton | ~ 230 gsm | TS-PTV 175 |
| Jacquard 02 80%Polyester 15%Cotton 5%Spandex | ~ 280 gsm | TS-PTV 340 |
| Jacquard 47%Cotton 46%Polyester 7%Spandex | ~ 200 gsm | TS-PTV 242 |
| Jacquard Diamond 65%Polyester 35%Rayon | ~ 290 gsm | TS-PTV 201 |
| Jacquard JQD 1003 85%Polyester 13%Rayon 2%Spandex | ~ 270 gsm | TS-PTV 287 |
| Jacquard Oval Polyester/Spandex | ~ 210 gsm | TS-PTV 212 |
| Jacquard Rose 95%Polyester 5%Spandex | ~ 290 gsm | TS-PTV 200 |
| Jacquard W 60%Polyester 35%Cotton 5%Spandex | ~ 320 gsm | TS-PTV 162 |
| Jacquard Wave Polyester/Spandex | ~ 220 gsm | TS-PTV 211 |
| Knitted Denim 73%Viscose 22%Polyester 5%Spandex | ~ 210 gsm | TS-PTV 96 |
| Knitted Denim Stripes 100%Cotton | ~ 240 gsm | TS-PTV 167 |
| Knitted Jean 53%Cotton 40%Polyester 7%Spandex | ~ 340 gsm | TS-PTV 186 |
| Pique 100%Cotton | ~ 180 gsm | TS-PTV 50 |
| Pique 100%Polyester | ~ 155 gsm | TS-PTV 241 |
| Pique 100%Polyester | ~ 225 gsm | TS-PTV 272 |
| Pique big Stripes 100%Cotton | ~ 150 gsm | TS-PTV 152 |
| Pique Checkered Jacquard 62%Polyester 33%Cotton 5%Spandex | ~ 210 gsm | TS-PTV 184 |
| Pique Jacquard 83%Cotton 14%Polyester 3%Spandex | ~ 180 gsm | TS-PTV 146 |
| Pique Jacquard 95%Polyester 5%Spandex | ~ 170 gsm | TS-PTV 223 |
| Pique Slub 50%Cotton 50%Polyester Slub | ~ 145 gsm | TS-PTV 303 |
| Polyester Cycling Jersey 100%Polyester | ~ 150 gsm | TS-PTV 156 |
| Polyester Drytech 100%Polyester | ~ 160 gsm | TS-PTV 157 |
| Polyester Super Dry 100%Polyester | ~ 145 gsm | TS-PTV 155 |
| Ponte Roma 60%Rayon 35%Polyester 5%Spandex | ~ 250 gsm | TS-PTV 187 |
| Ponte Roma 95%Polyester 5%Spandex | ~ 290 gsm | TS-PTV 262 |
| Ponte Roma Rayon/Nylon/Spandex | ~ 390 gsm | TS-PTV 134 |
| Ponte Roma Slub 60%Cotton 35%Polyester 5%Spandex | ~ 255 gsm | TS-PTV 311 |
| Ponte Roma Stripes 94%Polyester 1%Rayon 5%Spandex | ~ 390 gsm | TS-PTV 290 |
| Ponte Roma Stripes CVC Cotton/Polyester/Spandex | ~ 280 gsm | TS-PTV 110B |
| Ponte Roma Stripes Rayon/Polyester/Spandex | ~ 270 gsm | TS-PTV 331 |
| Ponte Roma Stripes Viscose/Polyester/Spandex | ~ 280 gsm | TS-PTV 110A |
| Rib 1x1 60%Cotton 40%Modal | ~ 220 gsm | TS-PTV 261 |
| Rib 1x1 65%Polyester 35%Rayon | ~ 190 gsm | TS-PTV 243 |
| Rib 1x1 CVC 60%Cotton 40%Polyester | ~ 240 gsm | TS-PTV 56 |
| Rib 1x1 Stripes 50%Cotton 50%Polyester | ~ 190 gsm | TS-PTV 29A |
| Rib 2x1 Siro TC 47%Polyester 48%Cotton 5%Spandex | ~ 260 gsm | TS-PTV 269 |
| Rib 2x1 Stripes 50%Cotton 50%Polyester | ~ 170 gsm | TS-PTV 138 |
| Rib 2x2 48%Rayon 47%Polyester 5%Spandex | ~ 340 gsm | TS-PTV 259 |
| Rib 5x2 62%Polyester 33%Rayon 5%Spandex | ~ 210 gsm | TS-PTV 252 |
| Rib 5x3 Stripes Rayon/Polyester/Spandex | ~ 270 gsm | TS-PTV 332 |
| Rib 6x3 65%Polyester 35%Rayon | ~ 310 gsm | TS-PTV 101 |
| Rib 6x4 (Melange 2275) 62%Polyester 33%Rayon 5%Spandex | ~ 170 gsm | TS-PTV 255A |
| Rib 6x4 48%Rayon 47%Polyester 5%Spandex | ~ 260 gsm | TS-PTV 254 |
| Single Jeresey 100%Cotton | ~ 160 gsm | TS-PTV 54 |
| Single Jeresey 100%Cotton Peach | ~ 185 gsm | TS-PTV 80 |
| Single Jeresey 100%Cotton Slub | ~ 170 gsm | TS-PTV 12A |
| Single Jeresey 50%Cotton 50%Viscose | ~ 140 gsm | TS-PTV 07 |
| Single Jeresey 95%Cotton 5%Spandex | ~ 160 gsm | TS-PTV01 |
| Single Jeresey 95%Cotton 5%Spandex | ~ 220 gsm | TS-PTV 03 |
| Single Jeresey 95%Cotton 5%Spandex | ~ 230 gsm | TS-PTV 77 |
| Single Jeresey 95%Cotton 5%Spandex (Inside Brushed) | ~ 200 gsm | TS-PTV 38A |
| Single Jeresey 95%Viscose 5%Spandex | ~ 160 gsm | TS-PTV 37 |
| Single Jeresey 95%Viscose MVS 5%Spandex | ~ 180 gsm | TS-PTV 84A |
| Single Jeresey 95%Viscose OE 5%Spandex | ~ 230 gsm | TS-PTV 83A |
| Single Jersey 85%Polyester 15%Linen | ~ 120 gsm | TS-PTV 275 |
| Single Jersey 90%Polyester 10%Spandex | ~ 165 gsm | TS-PTV 267 |
| Single Jersey 94%Viscose 40s 6%Spandex | ~ 195 gsm | TS-PTV 271 |
| Single Jersey 95% PIMA Cotton 5%Spandex | ~ 190 gsm | TS-PTV 270 |
| Single Jersey 95%BamBoo 5%Spandex | ~ 180 gsm | TS-PTV 276 |
| Single Jersey 95%Rayon 5%Spandex Black | ~ 180 gsm | TS-PTV 310 |
| Single Jersey SPG 2003 50%Cotton 50%Polyester | ~ 140 gsm | TS-PTV 277 |
| Single Jersey (Heather Grey) 62%Polyester 33%Rayon 5%Spandex | ~ 180-200 gsm | TS-PTV 180 |
| Single Jersey (Reactive Printing) 95%Cotton 5%Spandex | ~ 160 gsm | TS-PTV 169 |
| Single Jersey (Reactive Printing) 95%Viscose 5%Spandex | ~ 180 gsm | TS-PTV 168 |
| Single Jersey (Silicon washing) 100%Cotton | ~ 270 gsm | TS-PTV 233 |
| Single Jersey 100%Cotton 40/2 | ~ 230 gsm | TS-PTV 229 |
| Single Jersey 100%Cotton Organic | ~ 155 gsm | TS-PTV 296 |
| Single Jersey 100%Cotton Organic | ~ 170 gsm | TS-PTV 304 |
| Single Jersey 100%Cotton Slub CM20s | ~ 135 gsm | TS-PTV 263 |
| Single Jersey 100%Cotton Slub CM26s | ~ 140 gsm | TS-PTV 263A |
| Single Jersey 100%Polyester | ~ 160 gsm | TS-PTV 85 |
| Single Jersey 100%Polyester (with Antistatic Treatment & Quick Drying) | ~ 85 gsm | TS-PTV 237 |
| Single Jersey 53%Cotton 40%Polyester 2%Rayon 5%Spandex | ~ 190 gsm | TS-PTV 289 |
| Single Jersey 57%Cotton 38%Modal 5%Spandex | ~ 180-190 gsm | TS-PTV 260 |
| Single Jersey 60%Cotton 40%Polyester | ~ 160 gsm | TS-PTV 197 |
| Single Jersey 60%Cotton 40%Polyester (EL) | ~ 160 gsm | TS-PTV 291 |
| Single Jersey 62%Polyester 33%Rayon 5%Spandex | ~ 160 gsm | TS-PTV 74 |
| Single Jersey 65%Polyester 35%Cotton | ~ 160 gsm | TS-PTV 105 |
| Single Jersey 65%Polyester 35%Cotton | ~ 160 gsm | TS-PTV 109 |
| Single Jersey 65%Polyester 35%Rayon | ~ 140 gsm | TS-PTV 209 |
| Single Jersey 80%Cotton 20%Spandex | ~ 250 gsm | TS-PTV 235 |
| Single Jersey 80%Viscose 20%Spandex | ~ 270 gsm | TS-PTV 236 |
| Single Jersey 85%Polyester 10%Rayon 5%Spandex | ~ 160 gsm | TS-PTV 282 |
| Single Jersey 90%Polyester 10%Spandex | ~ 210 gsm | TS-PTV 154 |
| Single Jersey 92%Cotton 8%Spandex | ~ 210 gsm | TS-PTV 343 |
| Single Jersey 92%Cotton 8%Spandex (With Hair-Removed) | ~ 250 gsm | TS-PTV 218 |
| Single Jersey 92%Cotton 8%Spandex (With Hair-Removed) | ~ 220 gsm | TS-PTV 220 |
| Single Jersey 92%Rayon MVS 8%Spandex | ~ 210 gsm | TS-PTV 240 |
| Single Jersey 95%Cotton 40s 5%Spandex | ~ 180 gsm | TS-PTV 164 |
| Single Jersey 95%Cotton 5%Spandex | ~ 250 gsm | TS-PTV 178 |
| Single Jersey 95%Cotton Organic 5%Spandex | ~ 220 gsm | TS-PTV 297 |
| Single Jersey 95%Micro Modal 5%Spandex Black | ~ 165 gsm | TS-PTV 306 |
| Single Jersey 95%Modal 5%Spandex | ~ 170 gsm | TS-PTV 149 |
| Single Jersey 95%Polyester 5%Spandex | ~ 200 gsm | TS-PTV 122 |
| Single Jersey 95%Polyester 5%Spandex (Melange) | ~ 170 gsm | TS-PTV 104 |
| Single Jersey 95%Polyester 5%Spandex (Neon color) | ~ 180 gsm | TS-PTV 121A |
| Single Jersey 95%Rayon 5%Linen | ~ 145 gsm | TS-PTV 171 |
| Single Jersey 95%Viscose 5%Spandex | ~ 210 gsm | TS-PTV 339 |
| Single Jersey 95%Viscose MVS 5%Spandex | ~ 185 gsm | TS-PTV 250 |
| Single Jersey ABT-1003 85%Cotton 10%Polyester 5%Spandex | ~ 185 gsm | TS-PTV 300 |
| Single Jersey ABT-1037 53%Cotton 42%Polyester Siro Slub 5%Spandex | ~ 195 gsm | TS-PTV 299 |
| Single Jersey big Stripes 100%Cotton Slub | ~ 160 gsm | TS-PTV 191 |
| Single Jersey Burn-out 60%Cotton 40%Polyester | ~ 110 gsm | TS-PTV 230 |
| Single Jersey Burn-out Stripes 70%Polyester 30%Cotton | ~ 140 gsm | TS-PTV 248 |
| Single Jersey Burn-out Stripes 70%Polyester 30%Cotton | ~ 140 gsm | TS-PTV 249 |
| Single Jersey Burn-out 60%Cotton 40%Polyester | ~ 110 gsm | TS-PTV 244 |
| Single Jersey Burn-out 65%Polyester 35%Cotton | ~ 120 gsm | TS-PTV 129 |
| Single Jersey Burn-out 65%Polyester 35%Rayon | ~ 130 gsm | TS-PTV 246 |
| Single Jersey Compact 92%Cotton 8%Spandex | ~ 230 gsm | TS-PTV 341 |
| Single Jersey COMSOL 60%Cotton 40%Polyester 40s/2 | ~ 250 gsm | TS-PTV 281 |
| Single Jersey CVC F-Effect 60%Cotton 40%Polyester | ~ 140 gsm | TS-PTV 247 |
| Single Jersey INJ 60 48%Rayon 42%Cotton 5%Polyester 5%Spandex | ~ 180 gsm | TS-PTV 280 |
| Single Jersey Jacquard 62%Polyester 33%Cotton 5%Spandex | ~ 160 gsm | TS-PTV 165 |
| Single Jersey Jacquard 65%Polester 35%Cotton | ~ 180 gsm | TS-PTV 185 |
| Single Jersey Jacquard 95%Viscose OE 5%Spandex | ~ 245 gsm | TS-PTV 313 |
| Single Jersey Jaspe 60%Cotton 40%Polyester | ~ 160 gsm | TS-PTV 207 |
| Single Jersey JQD Melange Stripes 60%Polyester 35%Cotton Slub 5%Spandex | ~ 200 gsm | TS-PTV 345 |
| Single Jersey JQD Stripes 60%Polyester 35%Cotton Slub 5%Spandex | ~ 195 gsm | TS-PTV 346 |
| Single Jersey Melange 2275 95%Viscose 5%Spandex | ~ 180 gsm | TS-PTV 182 |
| Single Jersey Silver Sparkling 98%Cotton 2%Polyester | ~ 160 gsm | TS-PTV 210 |
| Single Jersey Siro TC 48%Polyester 47%Cotton 5%Spandex | ~ 160 gsm | TS-PTV 265 |
| Single Jersey Slide Viscose/Polyester/Spandex | ~ 160 gsm | TS-PTV 100 |
| Single Jersey Slub 50%Rayon 50%Polyester | ~ 140 gsm | TS-PTV 179A |
| Single Jersey Slub 60%Cotton 40%Polyester | ~ 160 gsm | TS-PTV 179 |
| Single Jersey Slub 65%Polyester 35%Rayon | ~ 130 gsm | TS-PTV 239 |
| Single Jersey Slub 95%Polyester 5%Spandex | ~ 180 gsm | TS-PTV 234 |
| Single Jersey Slub Jaspe 60%Cotton 40%Polyester | ~ 160 gsm | TS-PTV 208 |
| Single Jersey Slub Stripes 60%Cotton 40%Polyester | ~ 150 gsm | TS-PTV 217 |
| Single Jersey Slub Stripes Rayon/Polyester/Spandex | ~ 210 gsm | TS-PTV 328 |
| Single Jersey Space0010L Brushed 95%Polyester 5%Spandex | ~ 180 gsm | TS-PTV 158 |
| Single Jersey Space0074N Brushed 62%Cotton 33%Polyester 5%Spandex | ~ 200 gsm | TS-PTV 159 |
| Single Jersey Special Melange 58%Cotton 37%Polyester 5%Spandex | ~ 170 gsm | TS-PTV 251 |
| Single Jersey SPG 2034 90%Polyester 5%Rayon 5%Spandex | ~ 190 gsm | TS-PTV 284 |
| Single Jersey SPG 2034 90%Polyester 5%Rayon 5%Spandex | ~ 190 gsm | TS-PTV 284A |
| Single Jersey SPG 8556 90%Rayon 5%Polyester 5%Spandex | ~ 165 gsm | TS-PTV 279 |
| Single Jersey SR 8566 90%Rayon 5%Polyester 5%Spandex | ~ 180 gsm | TS-PTV 283 |
| Single Jersey Stripes 100%Viscose OE | ~ 150 gsm | TS-PTV 198 |
| Single Jersey Stripes 48%Polyester 47%Rayon 5%Spandex | ~ 170 gsm | TS-PTV 188 |
| Single Jersey Stripes 50%Cotton 50%Polyester | ~ 155 gsm | TS-PTV 89 |
| Single Jersey Stripes 50%Viscose Melange 45%Polyester 5%Spandex | ~ 170 gsm | TS-PTV 128 |
| Single Jersey Stripes 60%Cotton 35%Polyester 5%Spandex | ~ 170 gsm | TS-PTV 108 |
| Single Jersey Stripes 60%Polyester 25%Rayon 15%Linen | ~ 150 gsm | TS-PTV 189 |
| Single Jersey Stripes 60%Polyester 25%Rayon 15%Linen | ~ 130 gsm | TS-PTV 192 |
| Single Jersey Stripes 62%Polyester 33%Cotton 5%Spandex | ~ 200 gsm | TS-PTV 177 |
| Single Jersey Stripes 80%Cotton 20%Polyester | ~ 155 gsm | TS-PTV 88 |
| Single Jersey Stripes 80%Viscose 15%Polyester 5%Spandex | ~ 180 gsm | TS-PTV 99A |
| Single Jersey Stripes 95%Cotton 5%Polyester | ~ 180 gsm | TS-PTV 93 |
| Single Jersey Stripes 95%Cotton 5%Spandex | ~ 160 gsm | TS-PTV 161 |
| Single Jersey Stripes 95%Viscose 5%Spandex | ~ 200 gsm | TS-PTV 103 |
| Single Jersey TH 95%Viscose OE 5%Spandex | ~ 235 gsm | TS-PTV 337 |
| Single JerseyJacquard 85%Rayon 10%Polyester 5%Spandex | ~ 170 gsm | TS-PTV 342 |
| Thick Ponte Roma (Heather Grey) 80%Polyester 16%Rayon 4%Spandex | ~ 365 gsm | TS-PTV 160A |
| Thick Ponte Roma 80%Polyester 16%Rayon 4%Spandex | ~ 365 gsm | TS-PTV 160 |
| Waffle 100%Cotton | ~ 200 gsm | TS-PTV 231 |
| Waffle 70%Cotton 25%Rayon 5%Spandex | ~ 240 gsm | TS-PTV 253 |
| Waffle 95%Cotton 5%Spandex | ~ 200 gsm | TS-PTV 94 |
| Waffle CVC 60%Cotton 35%Polyester 5%Spandex | ~ 180 gsm | TS-PTV 94A |
| Waffle Stripes 50%Cotton 25%Polyester 25%Rayon | ~ 160 gsm | TS-PTV 232 |
What kind of textile in Vietnam do you need?
Do you need stripes? We can produce engineered stripes with a repeat of 1.6 meters. We can also offer AOP stripes. AOP stands for all over print.
China still offers great quality and competitive pricing compared to locally made circular knit textiles. Most factories in Vietnam buy their fabric from China. We also have good sources of textile fabric in China. We often buy polyester and fleece fabric from China because the quality is good and the prices are cheaper than making it in Vietnam. We manage the shipping and always inspect the fabric before cutting.
The fabric dye-houses we work with are Oeko-Tex certified and if you need Organic GOTs certified fabric we have supply chains established to support your needs. Generally our fabric lead time is 2 to 4 weeks and we always send you lab dibs for approval ASAP.
We can print on the fabric using any quality of ink you are willing to pay for. Our screen printing partners can do piece printing and all over printing. Send us your art work in high resolution files and we will suggest the best printing technique to meet your requirements. We can offer water based ink, plastisol ink and discharge printing.
Please note the distinction between circular knit and flat knit. Flat knit is also referred to fully fashion knit or sweater fabric. We don't work with flat knit fabric. We also don't produce garments made with woven fabric.
Please contact us to inquire about fabrics for your designs. Also see our list of fabrics below to see if we already have it in stock.
China still offers great quality and competitive pricing compared to locally made circular knit textiles. Most factories in Vietnam buy their fabric from China. We also have good sources of textile fabric in China. We often buy polyester and fleece fabric from China because the quality is good and the prices are cheaper than making it in Vietnam. We manage the shipping and always inspect the fabric before cutting.
The fabric dye-houses we work with are Oeko-Tex certified and if you need Organic GOTs certified fabric we have supply chains established to support your needs. Generally our fabric lead time is 2 to 4 weeks and we always send you lab dibs for approval ASAP.
We can print on the fabric using any quality of ink you are willing to pay for. Our screen printing partners can do piece printing and all over printing. Send us your art work in high resolution files and we will suggest the best printing technique to meet your requirements. We can offer water based ink, plastisol ink and discharge printing.
Please note the distinction between circular knit and flat knit. Flat knit is also referred to fully fashion knit or sweater fabric. We don't work with flat knit fabric. We also don't produce garments made with woven fabric.
Please contact us to inquire about fabrics for your designs. Also see our list of fabrics below to see if we already have it in stock.
We need to know your:
- Knitting structure
- Weight
- Pantone Color
- Finish
Thai Son uses the 4-point fabric checking method
The majority of fabric produced in the world has a fixed width of 1.8 meters. Therefore, when someone says I want to buy 400 meters of fabric, the width is assumed to be 1.8 meters. If the width is something other than 1.8 meters then this width must be clearly noted.
When it’s time to inspect fabric, you need to decide how many meters will be inspected. If the total fabric length (total lot) is less than 2,500 meters then you should inspect 20%. If it is more, then inspect 10%. Randomly choose rolls from the lot.
The goal of inspection is to find major defects. Each major defect will be assigned 1, 2, 3 or 4 points depending on the size and significance of the defect.
Provide a list of major fabric defects for the factory to use during inspection. Or ask the factory to provide their list and approve it.
Their are minor defects which need to be clearly defined by both parties. No penalty points are recorded or assigned for minor defects using the 4 point fabric inspection method.
Minor defects are defects that a customer will accept. Examples are physical debris that can be brushed off the fabric or a stain or tear within one centimeter of the fabrics’ edge. The edges are cut away and not used for making the finished garment.
Major woven fabric defects are:
Some 4 point system rules:
Point calculation and point limit for rolls and lot
In the 4 point system, the quality of fabric is evaluated by the number of major defect points per 100 m2 in the roll. The number of acceptable major defect points per 100 m2 ranges from 24 to 48 depending on the fabric type. For example, polyester fabric is acceptable if the number is 24 defect points per 100 m2 or less. The number is 48 for linen. Check with the factory what number they consider acceptable or tell them the number you will accept. Here is the formula for calculating the number of defect points in a roll:
Variables you need to measure and use in the formula are:
Once all the rolls are checked then you must calculate if the whole shipment is acceptable or not. Here is the formula for calculating the defect points for all the fabric. Keep in mind that most fabric comes in rolls that contain around 200 meters.
Variables you need to collect and use in the formula are:
The number of acceptable major defect points per 100 m2 for the lot will range from 18 to 38 depending on the fabric type. Check with the factory what number they consider acceptable or tell them the number you will accept.
Color and shade inspection
Fabric must be checked for shading issues. Cut a swatch from every roll and tape them to a piece of cardboard perfectly aligned next to each other. In a light box, compare each piece to the others. Ensure the light box is placed in a dark place and shielded from ambient light. If there are any clear shading differences that are detectable with the naked eye then the roll is rejected.
When it’s time to inspect fabric, you need to decide how many meters will be inspected. If the total fabric length (total lot) is less than 2,500 meters then you should inspect 20%. If it is more, then inspect 10%. Randomly choose rolls from the lot.
The goal of inspection is to find major defects. Each major defect will be assigned 1, 2, 3 or 4 points depending on the size and significance of the defect.
Provide a list of major fabric defects for the factory to use during inspection. Or ask the factory to provide their list and approve it.
Their are minor defects which need to be clearly defined by both parties. No penalty points are recorded or assigned for minor defects using the 4 point fabric inspection method.
Minor defects are defects that a customer will accept. Examples are physical debris that can be brushed off the fabric or a stain or tear within one centimeter of the fabrics’ edge. The edges are cut away and not used for making the finished garment.
Major woven fabric defects are:
- slubs
- holes
- missing yarn
- conspicuous yarn variation
- end out
- soiled yarn
- wrong yarn
- mixed yarn
- yarn variation
- runner
- needle line
- barre
- slub
- hole
- press off
- out of register
- dye spots
- machine stop
- color out
- color smear
- shading
Some 4 point system rules:
- No more than four penalty points can be assigned for any single defect.
- No linear meter can contain more than four points of defects.
- Defects must be documented by type and point count on the inspection report.
- All defects must be marked with a sticker at the location of defect and with a marker at the fabric edge.
- Fabric width must be measured and recorded three times. Once at the beginning, once in the middle and once at the end of the roll.
- The actual roll length must be measured and recorded.
- The length of each roll must be compared to the length mentioned on the supplier list. All discrepancies must be documented and reported to the fabric supplier for additional replacement to avoid shortage.
- Fabric inspection is done in a suitable and safe environment with enough ventilation and proper lighting.
- Fabric must be between 45-60 degree angles to the inspector.
- Two cool white light F96 fluorescent bulbs should be installed one meter above the fabric. Back light can be used.
- Fabric speed on the inspection machine must not be more than 15 meters per minute.
- The approved standard of bulk dye lots must be available before starting inspection for assessing color, construction, finish and visual appearance.
- Shade continuity within a roll must be checked between the center and outer edge, and at the beginning, middle and end of each roll. Any shade variations must be evaluated and documented.
- Fabric must be evaluated for weight using a circular scissor and a calibrated scale.
- If yarn dyed or printed fabrics are being inspected the repeat measurement must be done from the beginning, middle and end of selected rolls.
Point calculation and point limit for rolls and lot
In the 4 point system, the quality of fabric is evaluated by the number of major defect points per 100 m2 in the roll. The number of acceptable major defect points per 100 m2 ranges from 24 to 48 depending on the fabric type. For example, polyester fabric is acceptable if the number is 24 defect points per 100 m2 or less. The number is 48 for linen. Check with the factory what number they consider acceptable or tell them the number you will accept. Here is the formula for calculating the number of defect points in a roll:
Variables you need to measure and use in the formula are:
- Total major defect points
- Length of fabric in meters
- Cuttable fabric width in millimeters
Once all the rolls are checked then you must calculate if the whole shipment is acceptable or not. Here is the formula for calculating the defect points for all the fabric. Keep in mind that most fabric comes in rolls that contain around 200 meters.
Variables you need to collect and use in the formula are:
- Total average defect points per linear meter
- Total meters inspected
- Cuttable fabric width in millimeters
The number of acceptable major defect points per 100 m2 for the lot will range from 18 to 38 depending on the fabric type. Check with the factory what number they consider acceptable or tell them the number you will accept.
Color and shade inspection
Fabric must be checked for shading issues. Cut a swatch from every roll and tape them to a piece of cardboard perfectly aligned next to each other. In a light box, compare each piece to the others. Ensure the light box is placed in a dark place and shielded from ambient light. If there are any clear shading differences that are detectable with the naked eye then the roll is rejected.
Vietnam is not strong in producing Synthetic textile in Vietnam.
Generally speaking, Polyester fiber manufacturer in saigon is not easy to find and expensive compared to sources in China. There are good spinners making dty and ringspun polyester like www.theky.vn but their capacity is low and price high.
Thai Son S.P. Garment company is a sewing company that produces it's own fabric. They are a fabric manufacturer with Oeko Tex Certificate in Viet Nam.
They are a clothes manufacturer with the latest manufacturing technology for men's, women’s and children's knitwear. Thai Son also produces cotton based fabrics knitted in single jersey, pique or French Terry structures. The fabrics and prints can be Oeko Tex Certified. They are an Oeko Tex Certified factory in Vietnam.
Thai Son S.P. Garment company is a sewing company that produces it's own fabric. They are a fabric manufacturer with Oeko Tex Certificate in Viet Nam.
They are a clothes manufacturer with the latest manufacturing technology for men's, women’s and children's knitwear. Thai Son also produces cotton based fabrics knitted in single jersey, pique or French Terry structures. The fabrics and prints can be Oeko Tex Certified. They are an Oeko Tex Certified factory in Vietnam.
We have worked closely with Thai Son who has experienced with polyester fiber manufacturer in saigon. Thai Son is highly specialized in producing fashionable garments from knit fabric that have difficult embellishements like stones, applique and embroidery. Thai Son is proud to be one of the family-owned garment supplies who have been surviving and developing for the past 22 years as a fabric manufacturer with Oeko Tex Certificate in Viet Nam.
Currently, Thai Son has two production facilities in Ho Chi Minh City and employ 500 people. Thai Son has been producing knit wear garments for export customers for more than 22 years and knows how to take care of their customers to get repeat orders. Need polyester fiber manufacturer in saigon?We can help you find them.
If you are looking for a polyester fiber manufacturer in saigon? If yes, then contact us, we try to help you to find the best Polyester fiber manufacturer in Saigon.
Currently, Thai Son has two production facilities in Ho Chi Minh City and employ 500 people. Thai Son has been producing knit wear garments for export customers for more than 22 years and knows how to take care of their customers to get repeat orders. Need polyester fiber manufacturer in saigon?We can help you find them.
If you are looking for a polyester fiber manufacturer in saigon? If yes, then contact us, we try to help you to find the best Polyester fiber manufacturer in Saigon.
Bamboo Fiber Supplier in Vietnam
If there is any bamboo fiber being produced in Vietnam we don't know about it. Most of the bamboo fiber is being produced in China. Thai Son S.P buys bamboo fiber from suppliers in China and then mixes it with Spandex or Viscose to get the hand feel and properties you need.
These exotic fabric blends are expensive and require expertise to knit and dye. If you are prepared to pay top dollar then go for it. Otherwise, we recommend sticking with basic blends like cotton spandex and cotton viscose or TC and CVC. We will try our best to get what you need.
These exotic fabric blends are expensive and require expertise to knit and dye. If you are prepared to pay top dollar then go for it. Otherwise, we recommend sticking with basic blends like cotton spandex and cotton viscose or TC and CVC. We will try our best to get what you need.
Natural Fibers Supplier in Vietnam
Characteristics of Bamboo Fiber
Antibacterial
Highly sweat absorbent
Powerfully insulating
One of the softest fabrics on the planet
Naturally UV protectant
Hypoallergenic – natural Bamboo does not cause allergic reactions
Bamboo is 100% biodegradable
There is a debate as to wether bamboo production is environmentally sound. What is your opinion?
Other Natural Fibers that are Available
Cotton Yarn in Vietnam
Coconut Fiber in Vietnam
Silk Clothing in Vietnam
Antibacterial
Highly sweat absorbent
Powerfully insulating
One of the softest fabrics on the planet
Naturally UV protectant
Hypoallergenic – natural Bamboo does not cause allergic reactions
Bamboo is 100% biodegradable
There is a debate as to wether bamboo production is environmentally sound. What is your opinion?
Other Natural Fibers that are Available
Cotton Yarn in Vietnam
Coconut Fiber in Vietnam
Silk Clothing in Vietnam
News: India’s first GOTS Conference
I get many inquiries from buyers wanting to produce garments in Vietnam using organic cotton. The topic of organic cotton is as nebulous as understanding the KGB. If you are really serious about organic cotton then learning about GOTS is essential; going to the GOTS conference in India would be or would have been a good start.
India’s first Global Textile Standard (GOTS) international conference was held successfully on 22nd May 2015 in Mumbai, India. It was attended by more than 250 delegates from 12 countries including Brands & Retailers, Buying Agents, Manufacturers of Textiles and Additives (dyes, chemicals, enzymes), Certification Bodies, Testing Laboratories, Trade Associations, NGOs, Academics, Media, Consultants, etc.
http://www.global-standard.org/gotsconference/conference-report.html
India’s first Global Textile Standard (GOTS) international conference was held successfully on 22nd May 2015 in Mumbai, India. It was attended by more than 250 delegates from 12 countries including Brands & Retailers, Buying Agents, Manufacturers of Textiles and Additives (dyes, chemicals, enzymes), Certification Bodies, Testing Laboratories, Trade Associations, NGOs, Academics, Media, Consultants, etc.
http://www.global-standard.org/gotsconference/conference-report.html
What is GOTS and why is it important? “The Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) is recognized as the world's leading processing standard for textiles made from organic fibers. It defines high-level environmental criteria along the entire organic textiles supply chain and requires compliance with social criteria as well.” http://www.global-standard.org/the-standard.html
It is important because if you have a t-shirt in hand that is marketed as “organic cotton” then how can you know for sure? You are paying a premium price for organic cotton but what if – in fact – it’s GMO cotton. Would you be upset just by the thought that the seller is tricking you? Do you trust Indian or Chinese suppliers to be good on their word when they tell you that the cotton and all the processing the cotton went through was natural? As someone who works for a garment manufacturer and buys 2 - 40ft containers of cotton from India a month I would not trust a document that says “Yes, it’s organically certified.” That is where GOTS comes in. It’s an institution that is supposed to be trust worthy that generates reliable documents that tell us, “Yes, this cotton fabric is organic.”
Do I know any reliable suppliers of organic cotton in Vietnam. No. We turn down inquiries for organic cotton because we have to buy it through agents or from spinners in India or China who we don’t trust. One source that I do trust is in Berlin Germany. His name is Benjamin. His website is: http://www.lebenskleidung.com.
It is important because if you have a t-shirt in hand that is marketed as “organic cotton” then how can you know for sure? You are paying a premium price for organic cotton but what if – in fact – it’s GMO cotton. Would you be upset just by the thought that the seller is tricking you? Do you trust Indian or Chinese suppliers to be good on their word when they tell you that the cotton and all the processing the cotton went through was natural? As someone who works for a garment manufacturer and buys 2 - 40ft containers of cotton from India a month I would not trust a document that says “Yes, it’s organically certified.” That is where GOTS comes in. It’s an institution that is supposed to be trust worthy that generates reliable documents that tell us, “Yes, this cotton fabric is organic.”
Do I know any reliable suppliers of organic cotton in Vietnam. No. We turn down inquiries for organic cotton because we have to buy it through agents or from spinners in India or China who we don’t trust. One source that I do trust is in Berlin Germany. His name is Benjamin. His website is: http://www.lebenskleidung.com.
Textiles in Viet Nam Offered by Thai Son S.P Sewing Factory
1. Single Jersey 100%Cotton
Yarns Count 20s to 40s
Weight Range 110gsm to 220gsm
Solid and yarn dye stripes
2. Interlock 100%Cotton
Yarns Count 20s to 40s
Weight Range 180gsm to 260gsm
Solid and yarn dye stripes
3. Rib 1x1 100%Cotton
Yarns Count 20s to 40s
Weight Range 180gsm to 260gsm
Solid and yarn dye stripes
4. Single Jersey Cotton/ Elastane (spandex)
Yarns count 10s to 40s
Weight Range 140gsm to 300gsm
Solid and yarn dye stripes
5. French Terry Cotton/ Elastane (spandex)
Yarns count 10s to 40s
Weight Range 190gsm to 300gsm
Solid and yarn dye stripes
Yarns Count 20s to 40s
Weight Range 110gsm to 220gsm
Solid and yarn dye stripes
2. Interlock 100%Cotton
Yarns Count 20s to 40s
Weight Range 180gsm to 260gsm
Solid and yarn dye stripes
3. Rib 1x1 100%Cotton
Yarns Count 20s to 40s
Weight Range 180gsm to 260gsm
Solid and yarn dye stripes
4. Single Jersey Cotton/ Elastane (spandex)
Yarns count 10s to 40s
Weight Range 140gsm to 300gsm
Solid and yarn dye stripes
5. French Terry Cotton/ Elastane (spandex)
Yarns count 10s to 40s
Weight Range 190gsm to 300gsm
Solid and yarn dye stripes
6. Single Jersey 60%Cotton 40%Polyester
Yarn count 20s to 40s
Weight Range 140gsm to 240gsm
Solid and yarn dye stripes
7. French Terry 60%Cotton 40%Polyester
Yarn count 20s to 40s
Weight Range 200gsm to 300gsm
8. Single Jersey 60%Polyester 40% Cotton
Yarn Count 10s to 40s
Weight Range 140gsm to 300gsm
Solid and yarn dye stripes
9. French Terry 60%Polyester 40% Cotton
Yarn Count 10s to 40s
Weight Range 190gsm to 300gsm
Solid and yarn dye stripes
10. Single Jersey 100%Viscose
Yarn Count 20s to 40s
Weight Range 140gsm to 200gsm
Solid and yarn dye stripes
Yarn count 20s to 40s
Weight Range 140gsm to 240gsm
Solid and yarn dye stripes
7. French Terry 60%Cotton 40%Polyester
Yarn count 20s to 40s
Weight Range 200gsm to 300gsm
8. Single Jersey 60%Polyester 40% Cotton
Yarn Count 10s to 40s
Weight Range 140gsm to 300gsm
Solid and yarn dye stripes
9. French Terry 60%Polyester 40% Cotton
Yarn Count 10s to 40s
Weight Range 190gsm to 300gsm
Solid and yarn dye stripes
10. Single Jersey 100%Viscose
Yarn Count 20s to 40s
Weight Range 140gsm to 200gsm
Solid and yarn dye stripes
11. Single Jersey Viscose/Elastane
Yarn Count 20s to 40s
Weight Range 140gsm to 280gsm
Solid and yarn dye stripes
12. HOT TR Polyester/ Rayon
Yarn count 20s to 40s
Weight range 140gsm to 240gsm
Solid and yarn dye stripes
Single Jersey Polyester/ Rayon/ Elastane
Yarn count 20s to 40s
Weight range 140gsm to 240gsm
Solid and yarn dye stripes
13. Single Jersey 100%Polyester (PE)
Yarn count 20s to 40s
Weight Range 140gsm to 240gsm
Solid and yarn dye stripes
14. Single Jersey 100%Cotton Slub
Yarn Count 20s to 40s
Weight Range 140gsm to 240gsm
Solid and yarn dye stripes
Yarn Count 20s to 40s
Weight Range 140gsm to 280gsm
Solid and yarn dye stripes
12. HOT TR Polyester/ Rayon
Yarn count 20s to 40s
Weight range 140gsm to 240gsm
Solid and yarn dye stripes
Single Jersey Polyester/ Rayon/ Elastane
Yarn count 20s to 40s
Weight range 140gsm to 240gsm
Solid and yarn dye stripes
13. Single Jersey 100%Polyester (PE)
Yarn count 20s to 40s
Weight Range 140gsm to 240gsm
Solid and yarn dye stripes
14. Single Jersey 100%Cotton Slub
Yarn Count 20s to 40s
Weight Range 140gsm to 240gsm
Solid and yarn dye stripes
15. Pique 100%Cotton
Yarn Count 10s to 40s
Weight Range 160gsm to 240gsm
Solid and yarn dye stripes
16. Pique TC 65%Polyester35%Cotton
Yarn Count 10s to 40s
Weight Range 160gsm to 240gsm
Solid and yarn dye stripes
17. French Terry 65%Polyester35%Cotton
Yarn Count 10s to 40s
Weight Range 200gsm to 280gsm
Solid and yarn dye stripes
Textile in Vietnam
Yarn Count 10s to 40s
Weight Range 160gsm to 240gsm
Solid and yarn dye stripes
16. Pique TC 65%Polyester35%Cotton
Yarn Count 10s to 40s
Weight Range 160gsm to 240gsm
Solid and yarn dye stripes
17. French Terry 65%Polyester35%Cotton
Yarn Count 10s to 40s
Weight Range 200gsm to 280gsm
Solid and yarn dye stripes
Textile in Vietnam
Official Vietnam Minimum Wage in 2015
Official Minimum wage in Vietnam
Vietnamese minimum wage is set up by region.
Region I: 3,100,000 VND ( 142 USD/month)
Urban Ha Noi
Urban Hai Phong
Urban Ho Chi Minh city
Dong Nai
Binh Duong
Vung Tau
Region II: 2,750,000 VND (126 USD/month)
Rural Ha Noi
Rural Hai Phong
Da Nang
Da Lat
Nha Trang
Hue
Rural Districts of Hung Yen Province
Rural Districts of Vinh Phuc Province
Region III: 2,400,000 VND ( 110 USD/month)
See list in Decree No. 182/2013/ND-CP
Region IV: 2,150,000 VND (98 USD/month)
See list in Decree No. 182/2013/ND-CP
To have a better understanding of these numbers it is important to know the cost of living in Vietnam.
A Vietnamese coffee costs 8,000 VND (0.37 USD)
Hair cut is 40,000 VND (1.8 USD)
Bus ticket is 6,000 VND (0.25 USD)
Bowl of Pho 28,000 VND (1.3 USD)
Rent a room 1,500,000 VND (not shared) (69 USD)
Thai Son S.P average salary is 5,300,000 VND (246.5 USD)/month. We pay above minimum wage because we have to in order to encourage workers to continue working in our factory.
Overtime is very important to Vietnamese workers. If a factory does not offer overtime then workers will quit and find a factory that does. Why, their goal is to make as much money as possible. This is contrary to what most westerners believe and gives you an insight to the workers values. The more work the better.
Vietnamese minimum wage is set up by region.
Region I: 3,100,000 VND ( 142 USD/month)
Urban Ha Noi
Urban Hai Phong
Urban Ho Chi Minh city
Dong Nai
Binh Duong
Vung Tau
Region II: 2,750,000 VND (126 USD/month)
Rural Ha Noi
Rural Hai Phong
Da Nang
Da Lat
Nha Trang
Hue
Rural Districts of Hung Yen Province
Rural Districts of Vinh Phuc Province
Region III: 2,400,000 VND ( 110 USD/month)
See list in Decree No. 182/2013/ND-CP
Region IV: 2,150,000 VND (98 USD/month)
See list in Decree No. 182/2013/ND-CP
To have a better understanding of these numbers it is important to know the cost of living in Vietnam.
A Vietnamese coffee costs 8,000 VND (0.37 USD)
Hair cut is 40,000 VND (1.8 USD)
Bus ticket is 6,000 VND (0.25 USD)
Bowl of Pho 28,000 VND (1.3 USD)
Rent a room 1,500,000 VND (not shared) (69 USD)
Thai Son S.P average salary is 5,300,000 VND (246.5 USD)/month. We pay above minimum wage because we have to in order to encourage workers to continue working in our factory.
Overtime is very important to Vietnamese workers. If a factory does not offer overtime then workers will quit and find a factory that does. Why, their goal is to make as much money as possible. This is contrary to what most westerners believe and gives you an insight to the workers values. The more work the better.
Where is the best textile fair in Vietnam?
I get asked this question a lot, “What are the best textile fairs in Vietnam?” Simple answer is: there is none. If you want to meet garment manufacturers, there is none.
What does exist is the VTG Expo. This event is a 2 in 1 event. Vietnam and Textile Garment expo and Vietnam Fabric and Garment Accessories expo. They happen at the same time in the same venue: The Tan Binh exhibition center is 10 minutes from the Ton Son Nhat Airport and 20 minutes from Sheraton hotel in district 1. These are the main textile fairs in Vietnam.
VTG is full of equipment and fabric suppliers from Korea, Taiwan and China who want to sell their sewing machines, automatic cutting machines or show their latest collections of trim and accessories or fabrics.
What does exist is the VTG Expo. This event is a 2 in 1 event. Vietnam and Textile Garment expo and Vietnam Fabric and Garment Accessories expo. They happen at the same time in the same venue: The Tan Binh exhibition center is 10 minutes from the Ton Son Nhat Airport and 20 minutes from Sheraton hotel in district 1. These are the main textile fairs in Vietnam.
VTG is full of equipment and fabric suppliers from Korea, Taiwan and China who want to sell their sewing machines, automatic cutting machines or show their latest collections of trim and accessories or fabrics.
Who We Are
This website was created for Thai Son S.P garment manufacturer based in Ho Chi Minh city Vietnam.
Thai Son S.P is a family owned FOB garment manufacturer that has been in the producing garments for 22 years. They have two factories.
They produce textiles in Vietnam and convert to garments according to your designs.
They don't own the knitting and dyeing equipment. They own the sewing process.
Thai Son S.P is a family owned FOB garment manufacturer that has been in the producing garments for 22 years. They have two factories.
They produce textiles in Vietnam and convert to garments according to your designs.
They don't own the knitting and dyeing equipment. They own the sewing process.
What Thai Son Does
Thai Son S.P knits fabric, sources trim, sews your garments and delivers the finished goods to Saigon ports where your freight forwarding company picks up.
They follow your spec sheets and produce according to your designs. They offer one FOB price.
Thai Son buys yarn from India, imports it to Vietnam, lands it in the knitting house, knits, then sends the greige to the dye house before bringing the finished fabric to their sewing factory. This is how they do textile in Vietnam.
They follow your spec sheets and produce according to your designs. They offer one FOB price.
Thai Son buys yarn from India, imports it to Vietnam, lands it in the knitting house, knits, then sends the greige to the dye house before bringing the finished fabric to their sewing factory. This is how they do textile in Vietnam.
Styles We Do Well
Their strength is men, women and children knitwear garments that have embellishments like embroidery, prints, appliqué, sequins or stones.
Any style using circular knit fabric like jersey, interlock, pique, ponte, rib, jacquard or waffle fabric. Whether it is a basic tee or complicated engineer striped dress, then can convert.
Their price is competitive because they produce textile in Vietnam themselves.
Any style using circular knit fabric like jersey, interlock, pique, ponte, rib, jacquard or waffle fabric. Whether it is a basic tee or complicated engineer striped dress, then can convert.
Their price is competitive because they produce textile in Vietnam themselves.
How about you?
Are you sourcing textile in Vietnam?
Thai Son S.P does not sell fabric. They produce fabric and convert into garments for you.
If you have any further questions, contact us below with your inquiry.
Thai Son S.P does not sell fabric. They produce fabric and convert into garments for you.
If you have any further questions, contact us below with your inquiry.