Why Fashtex

Ten reasons buyers move their linen here — most of them about what happens after the quote, which is where a linen order is usually won or lost.

  1. Quoted against a specification, not a guess

    Thread count, GSM, weave, size and finish are agreed in writing before anything is woven. You are comparing a number to a number, not a price to a promise.

  2. A sample kit before you commit

    The hand and the shade are yours to judge rather than ours to describe. Bulk is then produced to the sample you approved — not to something adjacent to it.

  3. The reorder matches the first order

    Your approved specification stays on file. A replacement sheet that does not match the rest of the floor is a replacement you cannot use, so consistency is the thing we hold.

  4. A minimum order of 200 pieces

    Small enough for a single property to order properly rather than over-buy, and large enough to be made to your specification rather than pulled from someone else’s run.

  5. 7 to 21 days from a confirmed order

    Standard sizes move at the short end, custom weaves and dyed-to-match colourways at the longer one. You get the date with the quote, not after production starts.

  6. Custom is the same range, not a different one

    Any size, weave or thread count is made to order alongside the standard sizes held in stock — 116 to 600 TC in percale and sateen, towels from 350 to 650 GSM.

  7. Bed and bath from one supplier

    Sheets, duvet covers, pillows and duvets, plus towels and robes. One specification, one quote, one shipment — instead of separate suppliers to chase for each.

  8. White, or dyed to your palette

    Hospitality white as standard, or matched to a property palette across the whole order so the linen belongs to the room rather than fighting it.

  9. Exported worldwide, on terms you can plan around

    Fashtex ships internationally from India. Advance payment or an irrevocable letter of credit at sight, with freight and documentation quoted up front so the landed cost is known.

  10. A young company with institutions behind it

    Women-led, incubated at WE Hub by the Government of Telangana, recognised as a startup by DPIIT, and seed funded by ALEAP — each of which looked at the work before saying yes.

A young company, backed by institutions that looked at the work before they said yes.

Incubated at WE Hub

India's first state-led incubator for women entrepreneurs, run by the Government of Telangana.

DPIIT-recognised startup

Recognised under Startup India by the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade.

Seed funded by ALEAP

Backed by the Association of Lady Entrepreneurs of India.