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Karınca Tekstil

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Commercial

Product types & capabilities

Categories
woven-fabrics
Attributes
in-house design officein-house dyehousein-house weavingin-house yarn twistingsolar-powered eco-friendly productionvertically integrated yarn-to-fabric
Service models
custom-designODM
Customization
colorwayfabric
Materials
elastaneorganic-cottonpolyesterrecycled-polyesterviscose
Standards
GRSRCSSEDEXISO 14064Zero Waste CertificateGlobal Recycled StandardRecycled Claim StandardSMETA/SEDEXISO 14064 (GHG)Zero Waste Certificate (Turkey)

About

Karınca Textile, established in İstanbul's Sultanhamam district in 1974 by Hikmet Altınöz, is a vertically integrated woven-fabric mill producing polyviscose (PES-VIS-EA) apparel fabrics. It runs its own yarn twisting, weaving, dyehouse and design office at a 28,000 m² solar-powered facility in Adana OSB, with emphasis on sustainable and recycled-fabric production.

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Catalogue

    Woven apparel fabrics in PES-VIS-EA (polyester-viscose-elastane) blendsSeasonal collections: Motivation, Beauty, ArrangementsRecycled and eco-friendly fabrics (GRS / RCS certified)Shirting fabricsVertically integrated: yarn twisting, weaving, dyeing and pattern/design

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US shipments
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Other shipments
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Date range

Certifications & standards

GRSRCSSEDEXISO 14064Zero Waste Certificate
StandardsGlobal Recycled StandardRecycled Claim StandardSMETA/SEDEXISO 14064 (GHG)Zero Waste Certificate (Turkey)

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Location

Registered region
Istanbul, Turkey
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