AL HASEEB TEXTILES · PRINTED CURTAINS · PAKISTAN
Develop a distinct window collection with printed curtains from Al Haseeb Textiles in Pakistan. A considered print can set the mood of a room, coordinate with bedding or create a recognisable retail range. Share your artwork, colour palette and target market to discuss a curtain specification that brings the design and construction together.
A print that looks balanced on a small swatch may behave differently across a full curtain drop. Consider motif size, repeat direction and the appearance of the design when the fabric is gathered. Paired panels may need a defined pattern relationship, while a wide curtain can require joined widths. Include these decisions in the cutting and sample brief.
Specify the proposed cotton or poly-cotton base, finished hand feel and care expectations before approving the print. Review strike-offs on the actual material and evaluate shade, fine detail and the effect of the weave. Confirm any lining, trim or coordinating tieback separately. Artwork should be your own design or supplied with the necessary rights for production.
Share the intended market, panel dimensions, quantities per design and colour, fabric reference and delivery destination. Include the heading, lining, label and packaging requirements so the quotation covers the complete article. Minimum quantities, sample charges and production timing are confirmed after specification review.
Agree dimensions, shade, finishing and the required test criteria on an approved sample before bulk production. For coordinated collections, see our private-label home textile programme. For the wider range, visit curtain manufacturing and export enquiries in Pakistan.
A shared design brief can coordinate colours and motifs across products. Each fabric and construction still needs its own sample approval because the same artwork can look different on different textile surfaces.
Provide the fabric or design reference, finished width and drop, panel or pair quantity, heading style, lining if required, packing and destination. A reference sample or technical drawing helps clarify the expected result.