One mill. Yarn to container.
Spinning, knitting, dyeing, finishing and export inside one company — no broker, no handoff, no second mill waiting on the first.
One continuous thread
Most fabric passes through four companies before it reaches a cutting table. Every stage below happens inside RyderTex, in one industrial cluster, on machines we own.
Yarn is the first variable, so we own it
A knit programme is decided at the spinning frame. Compact Siro and Vortex lines run greige and dyed lots in cotton, polyester, rayon, acrylic, modal and cellulosic blends, including heather, slub and space-dye effects.
300 circular machines, 18 to 40 gauge
Six machine classes cover open width, single knit, double knit, French terry, jacquard and rib at 30 to 38 inch. Single knit lines absorb five-times order spikes; double knit scales to 20,000 kg a day.
Three dye houses, each built for one fabric class
Colour is where most supply chains lose a week. We run three specialised houses rather than one general-purpose plant, so an activewear lot and a nylon lot never queue behind each other.
Hand is decided on the stenter
Sand-wash, ultra carbon peach, sueding, raising and brushing, plus fleece and sherpa printing in Unit 3. Thirteen structures come off this floor, from seersucker crinkle to embossed jacquard.
Container-loaded in Changshu
Fabric is inspected, rolled and loaded here, 90 km from the Port of Shanghai. Eleven markets, 95% on-time, and roughly 15% off the cycle time of a sourcing chain split across four suppliers.
Five stages. One company. No handoffs.
Twelve families, one mill
Six machine classes, 18 to 40 gauge
Gauge and width decide what a mill can physically make. This is the full range on our floor.
What the fabric becomes
Fabric we knit, dyed and finished in Changshu — shipped to eleven markets and cut into product by twenty-plus brands.
Twenty-plus brands buy from this floor
RyderTex is a subsidiary of Landsun Textile Group. Brand marks shown are customers of the mill; they are not endorsements.
Eleven markets, one origin
Container-loaded in Changshu, 90 km from the Port of Shanghai.
Inquiry to container in four steps
Inquiry
Send your requirement. If you already import a comparable fabric, we quote referenced against it rather than against a generic spec.
Specs alignment
Terms, pricing and LC settled; certificates shared; construction, GSM and finish locked in writing before anything runs.
Sample validation
Free samples in your blends. Test them, confirm the hand and the colour, and approve the lab dip.
Order fulfilment
Production runs on our own machines, the container loads in Changshu, and you track it to port. 95% on-time.
Send the spec. We send the fabric.
Samples are free. If you already import a comparable fabric, send the reference and we will quote against it.