Good questions.
Clearer choices.

Begin with the garment, target season, desired drape and level of opacity. Shortlist catalogue references, then compare physical samples with your pattern and construction method.

Send the product names or codes, intended end use, colour direction and delivery destination. Include an estimated order quantity so the team can respond with the available sample options and commercial terms.

Screens, lighting and fabric direction affect colour. Some catalogue images are labelled as representative artwork. Approve a physical colour reference or sample before placing a production order.

Include your reference swatch, colour code and desired finish in the enquiry. Feasibility, minimum quantities, approval steps and cost need to be confirmed for the chosen fabric.

Minimum quantities depend on the article, colour and production route. Request a quotation with the quantity per colour and total quantity; the confirmed quotation should state the applicable minimums.

Ask for a schedule tied to sample approval, material availability, quantity and finishing requirements. No standard lead time is promised on this website; use the dates agreed in the quotation.

Record composition, construction, usable width, mass per unit area, colour reference and finish. Add stretch, shrinkage or other performance requirements where they affect the garment.

Include the destination country and city, quantity, intended use and required delivery window. Request confirmation of packaging, transport arrangements and the documents needed for your order.

Contact the Port Said office by phone or email to agree on an appointment and arrival instructions. Use the map on the contact page and confirm the entrance with the team before travelling.

Care depends on the actual fibre blend, dyeing and finish. Obtain approved instructions for the selected article and validate them on a sewn sample; a fabric family name is not a complete care specification.