ABOUT US_SPIRITTEX

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ABOUT US

ABOUT US

We are professional manufacturer and exporter who focus on the health,design, development and production of fabrics in China.

OUR PRINCIPLE: HONEST & PROFESSIONAL , GOOD QUALITY & GOOD REPUTATION

We specializes in woven fabrics ,such as TC, CVC,100%COTTON ,COTTON/NYLON ,WOOL/NYLON COTTON/CORDURA which used for shirt,lining,workwear,uniform ect .

As one of shareholders, we invested 100rapler looms and 300A-J loom for weaving ,our Air-jet loom all introduced from Japan, we can design and produce based on buyer's technical data or samples . In order to control quality well ,we always weave ingery by ourselves and finish in our relationship dyeing mill which equipped with top machine and rich experiences workers in dyeing and printing field .

In principle of good quality and reputation ,Our fabrics export to Europe, Asia, USA etc. We also supply fabrics for Sri lanka government(school and military uniform) and Iraq government(police uniform).

QUALITY STANDARD :ISO ,ASTM
CERTIFICATE: OEKO-TEX

MEMBER : COTTON USA , BCI , LENZING

CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY

We continuously take steps to protect our environment. The most important areas which we concentrate on:

use of recycled paper
recycling of paper
recycling of PET
lighting with movement sensors
use of energy-saving lighting fittings
use of energy-saving computers
environmentally friendly transport vehicles equipped with modern engines
encouraging commuting by public transport and car sharing
reduction of business trips

We choose our supply Business Partners to ensure that we share the same values. In making deals with them, we are guided by fair practices and long-term cooperation in every respect. We pay our trade creditors in time on every occasion.

SPIRITTEX AGAINST CHILD LABOUR

According to the estimates of the International Labour Organization (ILO), nearly 215 million children between the ages of 5 and 17 are employed throughout the world. 115 million of these are forced to perform hazadous labour (according to statistics from 2013).

It’s impossible to precisely determine how many children work in the current day and age in various textile production and processing factories, yet our company is firmly opposed to exploiting children and thus is only willing work with suppliers which contractually undertake to solely employ workers according regulations, the compliance of which our colleagues inspect on-site as part of a quality assurance procedure.

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