Attention all frequent visitors to Zhongda Market looking for fabrics!

Recently, Guangzhou Jimei Weaving Co., Ltd. has expanded and upgraded its showroom on the third floor of the Zhongda Fur City!

Guangzhou Jimei Weaving Co., Ltd. will attend the Saigon International Textile Exhibition in Vietnam.

We cordially invite global business partners to jointly appreciate the “Beauty of Lace.”

Now is the perfect time to stock up for the Spring Festival—please make appropriate arrangements for your supply chain before the holiday.

As the year draws to a close and the Spring Festival approaches, Guangzhou Jimei Weaving Co., Ltd. would like to extend our warmest wishes in advance: Wishing you a joyous Spring Festival and good health for your entire family!

Warmly Welcoming the New Year and Embarking on a New Journey, We Weave a Splendid Tapestry and Write a Magnificent Chapter.

As the year draws to a close, a new cycle begins.

Guangzhou Jimei Weaving Co., Ltd.

Professional manufacturer of GRS-certified recycled fabrics

Guangzhou Jimei Weaving Co., Ltd. is about to try something new this time!

That’s right—beyond our core business, we’re officially announcing the launch of a new knitted jacquard line.

[Guangzhou Jimei Weaving Co., Ltd. Expands Its E-Commerce Operations Overseas]

A textile enterprise with more than three decades of history has established an e-commerce team in the past year to accelerate its digital transformation.

[Guangzhou Jimei Weaving Co., Ltd. Makes a Major Entry into Baidu Marketing]

— Search for lace on Baidu!

The Guangzhou Jimei website officially launched today.

Guangzhou Jimei Weaving Co., Ltd. was founded in 1992 and is a diversified enterprise integrating design, production, and sales. The company is located in the world-renowned Zhongda Fabric Market in Guangzhou!

Spunbond Nonwoven Technology

Spunbond nonwovens are produced by applying the principle of chemical fiber spinning: polymers are extruded and drawn to form continuous filaments, which are then laid down to form a web. The resulting fibrous web is subsequently consolidated through self-bonding, thermal bonding, chemical bonding, or mechanical reinforcement to create the final nonwoven fabric. Among spunbond nonwovens, polypropylene spunbond fabrics account for the largest share, typically around 70%, followed by polyester spunbond fabrics at approximately 18%. Other types include nylon spunbond fabrics and smaller quantities of functionalized spunbond fabrics.