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About Fabro Textiles

Garment-making knowledge, shaped for today's buyers.

We have an experienced team that builds the product a customer actually asked for and delivers it on the date agreed. That comes from garment-making knowledge since 1995, a Tirupur facility we run ourselves, and a habit of talking to buyers directly rather than through layers. The children’s knitwear catalogue shows the kind of work that comes off those lines, and the fabric behind each style.

History

Three points, no embellishment.

1995

Garment-making knowledge begins

The knitwear experience behind Fabro starts on the floor in Tirupur — knitting, dyeing, cutting and stitching learned as a trade rather than a business plan.

2009

Fabro Textiles incorporated

The company is formally established as a manufacturer and exporter of ready-made garments, with its own manufacturing units in Tirupur.

Today

Knitwear for international retailers

Fabro knitwear reaches Europe, the USA and Canada, with children's apparel as the clearest specialisation alongside menswear and womenswear.

Infrastructure

Equipped to develop modern designs, not just repeat basics.

The company profile records the following infrastructure. Capacity is being modernised and expanded, so these figures are reviewed as the units change.

150+

Sewing machines

20,000

Square feet of manufacturing space

250+

Personnel employed

5,000

Finished garments per day

Sewing department

  • Pegasus — flat lock
  • Siruba — over lock
  • JUKI — placket & collar attachment
The Fabro Textiles unit in Tirupur seen from the street, a multi-storey building with tinted glass frontage

Manufacturing

One flow, from yarn to packed carton.

Knitting, dyeing, printing and embroidery are all part of what we do. That matters for value-added childrenswear, where a print register or an embroidery placement is the difference between an approved sample and a repeat.

Knitting

Circular and flat knitting on machines imported from Europe and Asia. Jersey, rib, interlock, pique, feeder and auto stripes, jacquards with Lycra, flat-knit collars, waffle and fleece across gauges and feeders.

Dyeing

Reactive, vat and pigment dyeing using padding for cotton and its blends. Only AZO-free dyes are used, in line with export trading norms.

Cutting

Fabric inspected before cutting, then cut to the approved marker and bundled for the lines.

Printing & embroidery

Thermal-transfer printing, flock printing and specialised techniques, plus computerised embroidery with punching, designing, appliqué cutting and roll fusing.

Fabric plies laid up on the cutting table at Fabro, with cut bundles stacked ready for the lines
Fabric checked and cut to the approved marker, then bundled for the lines.
Printed and plain knitted fabrics from Fabro, showing a leopard print, a foil heart print and a plain camel
Printed and plain knitted fabrics — the handle and the print register are settled at sampling.

Production flow

  1. 01 Knitting
  2. 02 Dyeing
  3. 03 Printing
  4. 04 Embroidery
  5. 05 Sampling
  6. 06 Fabric checking & cutting
  7. 07 Stitching
  8. 08 Trimming & checking
  9. 09 Ironing & finishing
  10. 10 Packing & dispatch
The Fabro sewing floor in Tirupur, rows of machines with operators working on red and white garments
The sewing floor in Tirupur. Over 150 machines and more than 250 people across a 20,000 sq. ft. facility.

Manufacturing capability is not the same as certification scope. The processes covered by each certificate are listed in full on the Certifications page.

Fabro operators at the sewing line, stitching and stacking pink knitted garments under task lighting

People & quality

Specialised hands, safe premises.

Fabro employs a skilled, experienced workforce who are well looked after and work in a safe premises. The emphasis is on specialisation — people are deployed where their skill is highest, from procuring quality yarn through to shipping the finished product.

Quality is followed at every stage from sampling to the packing division, because a garment that fails at final inspection has already cost the buyer their delivery window.

Social accountability at the facility is independently audited under SA 8000:2014 — certificate 66650, issued by ABS Quality Evaluations.

Buyer fit

Who we work best with.

You bring the design

We manufacture to buyer-supplied designs, artwork and specifications. Send a tech pack and measurement sheet and we will develop against it.

Value-added, not commodity

Print, embroidery, sequin and appliqué work sit inside our own walls, which is where our margin of usefulness to a brand actually is.

Seasonal collections

Spring, summer, autumn and winter ranges for children aged 2–16, planned season by season rather than as one-off orders.

Flexible on quantity

Around 500–700 pieces per style is our preferred guideline, open to discussion depending on the construction, colours and value addition.