Spun Fabrics

Spun Fabric Manufacturer & Exporter in Surat, India

Spun-by-spun wovens that look and feel like cotton but behave — and cost — like polyester. The quiet workhorse behind shirting, kurta and dress programmes across Europe and the Middle East.

Spun woven fabric produced by Aarna Weaves in Surat, India
Overview

Spun fabric at Aarna Weaves

Filament polyester has a sheen. Spun polyester does not — because the yarn is made from short staple fibres twisted together, exactly as cotton is, it produces a fabric with a matte surface, a dry cotton-like hand and a natural drape. Woven spun-by-spun, with spun yarn in both warp and weft, the resemblance is close enough that most buyers have to check the burn test.

That is the commercial appeal: the appearance and comfort customers associate with natural fibre, at a synthetic price point, with synthetic shrink control and colour retention. Aarna Weaves weaves spun qualities in-house in Surat, with our own TFO twisting used to prepare plied spun yarns where a fuller, more textured hand is wanted.

Why Aarna Weaves

Why buyers source spun fabric from us

Spun fabric is judged almost entirely on hand-feel, and hand-feel cannot be assessed from a photograph or a spec sheet. Our Europe-based partner couriers physical swatches quickly rather than promising them, so the decision gets made on the actual fabric within days rather than weeks.

On the production side, spun yarn is more variable than filament, which makes yarn selection and inspection matter more. We control yarn quality through in-house TFO twisting, run auto stop-motion on every loom to catch weft faults, and grade every roll on the 4-point system before packing.

  • Spun-by-spun construction — spun yarn in both warp and weft
  • 100–170 GSM; standard widths 58" / 147 cm and 63" / 160 cm
  • Matte, dry, cotton-like hand with a soft natural drape
  • Dyed, printed, enzyme-washed and soft-finish options
  • In-house TFO twisting for plied and specialty spun yarns
Specifications

Spun Polyester Woven Fabric specifications

Typical spun constructions we run. Yarn count and twist can be varied to shift the fabric between a crisp shirting hand and a softer, fuller drape.

QualityCompositionGSMWidthWeaveFinishes
Spun shirting100% spun polyester100–14058" / 147 cmPlain, 1/1Dyed, printed, soft finish
Spun dobby100% spun polyester110–15058" / 147 cmDobby / structuredDyed, soft finish
Spun dress fabric100% spun polyester120–16058" / 147 cmPlain / twillDyed, digitally printed
Spun slub100% spun polyester120–17058" / 147 cmPlain, slub yarnDyed, enzyme-washed
Spun rayon blendSpun polyester / viscose110–15058" / 147 cmPlainDyed, printed, soft finish
Wide-width spun100% spun polyester110–15063" / 160 cmPlainDyed, printed, calendered

GSM and width ranges are typical for the constructions we run and are confirmed per order against your specification. Need something outside this range? Send us the details — most constructions can be set up, and anything we cannot weave ourselves we source through our vetted Surat partner network.

Applications

Where this fabric is used

Shirting

Matte, breathable-looking shirting for casual and formal shirt programmes.

Ethnic & kurta fabric

A leading use across South Asia and the Middle East diaspora markets.

Dresses & tops

Soft-finish and printed spun for womenswear.

Uniforms

Cotton-look uniforms without cotton's shrinkage and pricing volatility.

Bedsheets

Wide-width spun qualities for home-textile programmes.

Trousers & co-ords

Heavier spun and spun slub with structure and recovery.

Ordering

How buying works

Everything below is confirmed in writing at quotation, against your specification — no surprises between sample and shipment.

🎨

Greige or finished

Take the quality greige (RFD) and process locally, or fully dyed, printed and finished, ready to cut.

📐

Quantities & lead time

Quoted per construction and colour, with development and sample yardage available for new qualities.

Certification

OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 and REACH-conscious production; GOTS and GRS documentation on request per quality.

🚢

Terms & shipping

FOB or CIF from Hazira, Mundra and Nhava Sheva to Hamburg, Rotterdam, Antwerp, Genoa and beyond.

Frequently Asked

Spun fabric — buyer questions

What does spun-by-spun fabric mean?

It means spun yarn is used in both the warp and the weft, rather than spun in one direction and filament in the other. Spun yarn is made from short staple fibres twisted together — the same principle as cotton yarn — which is what gives the finished fabric its matte surface and dry, natural hand.

How does spun polyester compare with cotton?

Visually and to the touch they are close. Spun polyester holds colour better, shrinks less, dries faster and costs less than cotton, and it is not exposed to raw cotton price swings. Cotton remains more breathable and is the better choice where a natural-fibre claim or certification is required.

What GSM range do you weave in spun fabric?

Typically 100–170 GSM. Lighter constructions suit shirting and kurta fabrics; heavier spun and spun slub qualities are used for dresses, trousers and co-ord sets.

Can you supply spun fabric printed?

Yes. Spun takes both rotary and digital printing well, and the matte ground gives printed designs a softer, less synthetic look than filament polyester. We can print to your artwork with strike-off approval before bulk.

Do you supply spun fabric greige?

Yes. Many buyers take spun fabric greige (RFD) and dye or print locally. We quote greige and finished separately so you can compare landed cost either way.

Related ranges

Buyers of spun also ask about

Get a quote on spun fabric

Send us your composition, GSM, width, weave, finish, colour and quantity — our Europe-based team replies the same business day and can courier physical swatches.