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AL BARKA FABRICS : A Leading Name in the Export of Quality Home Textile Fabrics

Interview with Mr. Omer Ahmad / Sr.Manager Marketing | Albarka Fabrics (Pvt) Ltd
By: Kohan Textile Journal

Please let us know more details about Albarka Textile Company, its history and its success story.
Albarka’s journey began over two decades ago in 1998 as a small processing unit. Today, it is a leading name in the export of quality home-textile fabrics and made-ups from Pakistan. We are producing wide range of fabrics for bedding, institutional, pocketing/lining, mattress ticking and the furnishing industry, in greige (loom-state), bleached, and finished form.

We convert almost half of these manufactured fabrics through our stitching units into sheets, pillows, shams, bed skirts, duvets, quilts, comforters, drapes, and kitchen linen for our retail and institutional buyers around the globe.

AL BARKA FABRICS

Our range of products of a range of home textiles from T-120 to T 500 into 1/1 and 3/1 and 4/1 weaves, pigment print, direct / disperse and reactive dyed and white process. Similarly, we have 200 stitching machines for including special machines usable for home textile products.

We are producing a wide range of fabrics for bedding, institutional, pocketing/ lining, mattress ticking and furnishing industry, in greige (loom state), bleached and finished form.

We convert almost half of these manufactured fabrics through our stitching units into sheets, pillows, curtains, bed skirts, duvets, quilts, comforters, drapes and kitchen linen for our retail and institutional buyers around the globe.

AL-BARKA-FABRICS

How do you evaluate the textile and especially the fabric and home textile sectors in Pakistan?

The Success of Pakistan products is based on domestic raw cotton of medium staple which is the best for the course and medium yarn count, which is suitable for home textile products.

There are 423 textile industries working in the country. Pakistan has a supply base for almost all man-made and natural yarns and fabrics, including cotton, rayon and others. This abundance of raw materials is a big advantage for Pakistan due to its beneficial impact on cost and operational lead time.

Export Destinations :

We do exports all around the world on all continents but more in European countries, our strategy is to start a business in any country, we do an analysis of the GDP, Inflation, Living standard, seasons and import/export of the country and then click the business.

To be a sustainable growth-oriented company and to maintain the customer’s satisfaction regarding the quality of the product, price, and social responsibility by effective involvement of all its resources. The company is committed to producing quality and fault-free products for its valued customers through continuous improvements.

Providing proper training and development programs, upgrading of resources, and setting quality objectives by analyzing customers’ feedback. To give a competitive edge through superior products and services at best prices, and timely deliveries. Fulfil obligation towards creditors, employees and society.

AL BARKA FABRICS head office
AL BARKA FABRICS head office

AL-BARKA FABRICS is extending a helping hand in accomplishing the explicit and implied needs and requirements of the customers.

In the exponential emergence of markets, AL-BARKA is always there to fulfill the entire satisfaction on the cherishers aid believe in human resources development through motivation, cooperation, training, active participation and inspiration.

The company has the potential to win the hearts of the people which speaks volumes for its eternal confidence. AL-BARKA Fabrics is committed to maintaining pollution controlled, Environment-friendly and legally compliant working environment and strive to make it better via continual improvement and pollution prevention.

We had problems due to covid and faced difficulties and stuck the goods in transit and with us but that bad patch has passed now and we are producing goods at full swing and exporting to our clients.

 

AL BARKA FABRICS
AL BARKA FABRICS

We are more focused to home textile products and within our limitations, we are keener to develop engineering with value addition.

The Covid pandemic create a new era around the world and grants a new concept to avoid to spread of these kinds of Pandemics, international customers asked the fabric and home textile products with different medical treatments like branded sanitized finishes with more durability.

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