ABOUT US

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Military Fabrics & Uniforms

Professional Manufacturer

Shaoxing Baite Textile Co., Ltd. is located in Shaoxing - a world famous textile city of China , who is the professional manufacturer of all kinds of military camo fabrics, military woolen uniform fabrics, workwear fabrics, military uniforms and jackets for more than 20 years.  Our products are supplied to 80 countries of the Military, Navy, Airforce, Police and revelant government departments .

Our factories have advanced equipments, rich experience, professional workers and with good reputation , we can reach the high international quality standards of European, American and ISO standards. Our production capacity of military fabrics can reach to 9,000,000 square meters per month, and 100,000 sets of military uniforms every month.

The quality is our culture. To do business with us, your money is safe .

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    FOUNDED IN 2000
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    20+ YEARS EXPERIENCE
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    1000+ WORKERS
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    MORE THAN $200 MILLIONS

WHAT WE OFFER

Quality First

THE QUALITY IS OUR CULTURE.

To do business with us , your money is safe.

PRODUCTS

Innovation

WORKSHOPS

Efficiency First

  • Spinning & Weaving

  • Dyeing & Printing

  • Producing Wool Fabric

  • Sewing Uniforms

NEWS

Update

  • The Origins and Evolution of Camouflage Fabric

    The concept of camouflage dates back to ancient times, where hunters and warriors would use natural materials to cover themselves for stealth. However, it was during World War I that the use of systematic camouflage techniques and fabrics became widespread. Developed to evade enemy eyes, early c...

  • Introducing the Characteristics & Applications of Polyester/Wool Fabric

    Polyester/wool fabric is a textile made from wool and polyester blended yarn. The blending ratio of this fabric is usually 45:55, which means that wool and polyester fibers are present in roughly equal proportions in the yarn. This blending ratio enables the fabric to fully exploit the advantages...

COOPERATION

Service First

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