AL HASEEB TEXTILES · KARACHI, PAKISTAN

A melange towel programme is chosen for its heathered colour appearance. Buyers need a physical reference that defines the effect, alongside the ordinary size and weight requirements. Use this guide to prepare a development enquiry for review.

Discuss your specification

Describe the visual effect

Send a fabric reference showing the balance of light and dark tones. Clarify whether the desired effect belongs in the pile, ground or border, and whether all articles in a set must match. Record how the reverse should look.

Confirm the composition

Request exact fibre percentages and yarn information for the proposed fabric. A melange appearance is a design description, not a fibre declaration. Keep the approved composition consistent across quotation, care labels and retail packaging.

Plan repeat-order consistency

Approve a physical reference for each shade and construction. Keep photographs for identification, but use the retained textile sample for assessment. State shade tolerances, quantities by colour and how later production is compared with the original reference.

What to include in your enquiry

  • Heathered shade reference
  • Pile and ground fibre composition
  • Quantity per colour and size
  • Quantities, delivery country, required date and packing requirements.

Al Haseeb Textiles reviews your brief against the proposed quality. Request written confirmation of the specification, sample terms, minimum quantities, price and programme timing. Keep the approved sample and quotation together as the purchasing reference.

Request a specification review and quotation

A question buyers ask

Can a screen image define the exact melange effect?

It can communicate direction, but a physical sample is needed to approve the final appearance and colour balance.

Continue your sourcing brief

Read the related product or buying guide, explore private-label development, or return to the product and production guide directory. For business and facility information, visit About Al Haseeb Textiles and our factory tour.