Spun (Tetron)

With the increasing global demand for natural cotton and the production being linked to harvest seasons and the amount of agricultural crops that may be damaged by natural or unnatural causes, there was a need to find an industrial alternative of industrial fabrics that could be manufactured in commercial quantities and on demand. From this point of view, the spun material was invented, which is an elegant, strong, and practical material with a texture that simulates natural cotton and is almost as cold as cotton, but does not wrinkle easily.
The spun material was invented in the year 1957, when the Tory company cooperated with the Teigen company to create the spun polyester material, and the product that they launched to the commercial market was named (Tetron), and this product spread very widely until the name of the product overshadowed the name of the material from which the product is made (spun polyester).
And because we at EmTex know the comfort and the beauty of high-class spun fabrics, we have become offering a wide variety of spun fabrics (Tetron) within a range of distinctive materials that differ in the way they are woven and spun, and because we know that a clothing is not just a robe, but rather a part of your life that you spend a lot of time with. At work, study, or daily style, each clothing has a special place in which you wear it within convictions that no one knows except you, which we understand and which inspires us to present our fabrics according to it, so we present spun fabrics (Tetron) in more than one shape and type so that everyone finds what suits his own standards, There is the light and soft spun, what is dense in the number of threads per inch, what is standing, what is drop-down, what is pure white, what is in its natural whiteness, and many patterns that give you the comfortable clothing that you seek.

Filament (Silk)

Silk fabrics are among the most preferred fabrics by many men, especially those who like the clothing to drop without any wrinkles, especially those wrinkles that form in the cloth as a result of sitting in the car or on the desk. They are drop-down fabrics that maintain their shape more than others, but why are they called Silk fabrics? Or Silk cloth? The word silk is an English word in its origin, and it is (Silk) and means silk. The silk fabrics that are common in the Gulf market and that are used to tailor men’s clothing are industrial fabrics in their composition, as they are made of 100% pure polyester, and the composition of the wire fabric is a special composition of polyester It is called (filament), which is the scientific name for this type of fabric, and one of the most important characteristics of filament fabrics is that they simulate natural silk in their flow and softness, where they are characterized by not wrinkling at all and are considered very practical fabrics that remain on their flow, thus preserving their luster under daily complete work use, as it bears friction, frequent use, and washing. At a time when silk fabrics are similar in terms of their drop and flexibility, we at EmTex created for ourselves our own pattern that we relied on to present a bouquet of high-end filament (silk) fabrics, which are characterized by their soft texture, weight, and comfort, in terms of wearing, the length of its flow if rubbing when walking, its luster, which does not fade from the first time it is worn until the last day in the life of the virtual clothing, which extends for long periods that shows how good and elegant the silk cloth we offer at EmTex.

Mixed Spun-Filament

Mixed industrial fabrics are, in fact, fabric raw materials consisting of spun and filament, that is tetron and silk. As it combines the advantages of tetron, which mimics cotton and its softness and coolness, and the advantages of practical, drop-down silk that does not wrinkle, so that we have hundreds of different and graded materials in their compositions, with thread density in every inch, its accuracy, thickness degree, softness amount, and the nature of the improved materials added to it, and for this vast breadth in quantities of different types, we at EmTex focused on choosing the best of each category and the most elegant among its counterparts, so we offer a group of standing, falling, light, heavy, soft, coarse, and medium soft mixed fabrics, and each of them has its appropriate use for the appropriate occasion or activity, so spun-filament fabrics are considered among the high-end practical fabrics which have the highest sales rate in the field of industrial fabrics for us and for all textile companies.

Spun (Tetron)

Filament (Silk)

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Spun (Tetron)

Filament (Silk)

Mixed Spun-Filament

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