Trade Assurance— Escrow-protected shipments·44+ countries
Turkish home textile from a sector Europe already buys at scale: bed linen, towels, kitchen textile, curtains, table runners and cloths, and cushion covers. Turkey is a primary cotton-textile origin, so this hub is built for retail buyers and hotel supply that need consistent quality across repeat orders.
Textile is bought on composition and weight, not on the picture. Towels are compared on grams per square metre and bed linen on thread count and cotton type, so ask for the specification sheet per line — every product also carries its carton quantity and volume for the load plan.
Repeat consistency is where a textile supplier is judged, because a second order that shifts shade or weight breaks a retail programme. Request a sample and confirm the exact quality before the first container, and state any private-label, size or packaging need up front — it changes the carton count.
Bed linen, towels, kitchen textile, curtains, table runners and cloths, and cushion covers — each as a subcategory below.
By grams per square metre (GSM) and cotton type, not by the photo. Ask for the specification per line; the sample confirms the hand-feel and weight.
That is the core test of a textile supplier. Confirm the composition and weight on the spec sheet and keep an approved sample as the reference for repeats.
Yes for most lines — woven or printed labels, custom sizes and retail packaging. Confirm the minimum per item through an RFQ.
Glassware and plastic houseware produced in Turkey, sold by the carton or the full container. Every category below publishes the figures a buyer needs to price a load — pieces per carton, carton volume in cubic metres and HS code — and every article can be combined in one mixed container.
