Global reach · logistics

Ten markets, one origin

Fabric is inspected, rolled and container-loaded in Changshu, 90 km from the Port of Shanghai. Whether it goes to a cut-and-sew partner in Ho Chi Minh City or a distribution centre in the United States, it leaves from the same floor that made it.

Real equirectangular world map marking RyderTex's ten export markets, container-loaded from Changshu.
White node — Changshu, Jiangsu · origin. Hover a node or a market row to match the other.
USA
India
Sri Lanka
Vietnam
Cambodia
Bangladesh
Egypt
Jordan
Turkey
Europe
Warehouse racking stacked with bagged finished fabric inventory, ready for export.
Landsun Group · Vietnam

A non-China dyeing and finishing route

Forward-looking, not live today — dated so buyers can plan around it.

Sept 2026

Dyeing & finishing operational

25 tonnes/day dyeing and finishing capacity comes online at the Landsun Group plant in Vietnam.

Dyeing and finishing only — knitting is not planned for this site
Q2 2027

Capacity reaches 50 tonnes/day

The Vietnam plant scales to 50 tonnes/day dyeing and finishing capacity, matching the same QC standard as Changshu.

Same group, same standard, non-China origin
For programmes cut and sewn outside China, US origin rules for knit apparel (19 CFR §102.21) generally follow the country of assembly rather than the country the fabric was knitted or dyed in. [[VERIFY WITH CUSTOMS COUNSEL BEFORE PUBLISHING]]
10Export markets
90 kmTo the Port of Shanghai
95%On-time delivery
[[NEEDS INPUT]]—Lead time by market
Why the single origin matters

One origin means one place to chase

A fragmented chain gives you four suppliers, four schedules and four explanations. Sourcing dye and finish from one company removes the handoffs, the duplicated QC and the queueing between companies — and it puts one team on the hook for the ship date.

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