QIANLONG / FACTORY KNOWLEDGE
Material library
Start with hand feel, structure and the intended use. Approve physical swatches before garment development.
Texture illustrations help you browse. Confirm the actual fabric, colour and hand feel with a physical swatch.
Cotton jersey
A single-knit surface for graphic tees and everyday layers. Weight alone does not describe opacity or drape.
Explore fabric & suitable garments →French terry
Loopback knit brings a defined face and an unbrushed reverse to hoodies, sweats and shorts.
Explore fabric & suitable garments →Fleece
A brushed reverse creates a softer interior for sweat-based collections.
Explore fabric & suitable garments →Nylon
A woven shell direction for light outerwear, panels and functional detailing.
Explore fabric & suitable garments →Mesh
An open structure for jersey-inspired tops, inserts and breathable layers.
Explore fabric & suitable garments →Satin
A smooth, directional sheen for linings, panels and statement silhouettes.
Explore fabric & suitable garments →Velvet
A directional pile gives darker collections depth without relying on vivid colour.
Explore fabric & suitable garments →PU
A coated surface for contrast panels and selected outerwear details.
Explore fabric & suitable garments →Denim
A twill-based material story shaped by weight, construction and wash.
Explore fabric & suitable garments →Cotton twill
A structured woven option for utility shirts, cargos, caps and jackets.
Explore fabric & suitable garments →Wool blends
Blended yarns and woven coatings give long layers warmth, body and texture.
Explore fabric & suitable garments →Knitted fabrics
Stitch and yarn choices let shape, texture and stretch develop together.
Explore fabric & suitable garments →Recycled cotton
A material sourcing direction requiring composition and traceability review.
Explore fabric & suitable garments →Bring your brief to the factory.
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