Import Cotton Flannel Print Woven — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in South Korea (Republic Of Korea)

The Cotton Flannel Print Woven from Jinootex is a 100% cotton fabric with a weight of 165 GSM, woven at a density of 20 threads per inch in the warp and 10 threads per inch in the weft. It features printed floral patterns across a 57 to 58 inch width, with a nap finish that enhances softness without compromising structural integrity. The fabric is not brushed or napped post-weave; the texture arises from the yarn twist and weave structure, consistent with standard flannel construction in the textile industry.

The base material is combed cotton, typical for mid-weight flannels used in apparel and home textiles. The dye-sublimation printing process used ensures colorfastness under domestic washing conditions, though it is not certified to any specific colorfastness standard. The 30 floral designs are proprietary to the supplier and vary by batch; no pattern is guaranteed to repeat across orders. The fabric does not contain synthetic blends, polyester finishes, or chemical softeners, aligning with standard organic cotton expectations for children’s wear applications.

This fabric is primarily sourced by manufacturers of children’s pajamas, baby blankets, and seasonal home décor such as curtains and pillow covers. Buyers typically order in quantities of 500 meters or more, with minimum order quantities negotiated per batch. Packaging is in 50-meter rolls, wrapped in polyethylene and labeled with batch codes. Delivery is FOB Seoul Port, with lead times ranging from 25 to 35 days after deposit confirmation. No OEKO-TEX or similar certification is confirmed by the supplier; buyers must request test reports for compliance verification.

Jinootex operates from a commercial office in Songpa-gu, Seoul, with no publicly listed manufacturing facility. The supplier is classified as an imported textile trader, sourcing finished fabric from third-party mills and handling export logistics. Their profile shows no verified factory audit, no ISO or BSCI certifications listed, and no production capacity figures provided. Response rates and lead times are not tracked in their system, indicating limited real-time buyer engagement.

The business model focuses on aggregating existing textile stock, particularly printed cotton flannels from Korean and Chinese mills, and reselling under their own branding. They do not claim to dye, weave, or finish fabric themselves. No client names, past orders, or sample availability are disclosed. Buyers should treat this as a trading house with no direct control over production parameters or quality consistency between batches.