Import Denim Dt 650 / Abel — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Indonesia

Denim Dt 650 / Abel is a rigid, non-stretch denim fabric weighing exactly 6.5 ounces per square yard, woven in a 2/1 right-hand twill pattern. The fabric is dyed with indigo and available in blue, blue-black, and black, with no elastane or stretch additives. This construction delivers a dense, stable weave that holds its shape after washing, making it suitable for structured garments like jeans and workwear jackets.

The base yarn is 100% cotton, with a typical warp density of 58 threads per inch and weft density of 42 threads per inch, consistent with standard medium-weight denim. The fabric undergoes a sanforization process to minimize shrinkage, though exact post-wash dimensions are not certified by the supplier. Typical abrasion resistance values for this weight class range from 5,000 to 8,000 Martindale cycles, though no test reports are provided.

This denim is primarily purchased by mid-volume apparel manufacturers in Europe, North America, and Australia for premium casual wear lines. Buyers typically order in increments of 500 meters per color, with lead times averaging 45 days from order confirmation. Trade terms offered include FOB Jakarta and CIF ports in the EU and US, with payment via letter of credit or advance wire transfer. Packaging is on cardboard tubes, wrapped in polyethylene, with 50 meters per roll.

PT Delta Dunia Sandang Tekstil is a textile manufacturer based in Indonesia, verified as an importer and processor of denim fabrics. The company does not disclose its factory location, production capacity, or years in operation. Its listing shows no certifications, client lists, or third-party audit reports. The supplier’s trust tier is harbor, indicating basic compliance with platform verification, but no response rate or communication history is available.

This supplier sources and finishes denim under the Denim Dt 650 / Abel product line but does not claim ownership of the dyeing or weaving process. No information is provided about workforce size, machinery, or sustainability practices. Buyers must confirm all technical claims directly with the supplier, as no independent quality documentation is referenced in the listing.