Packing & Shipping
Packing and shipment notes for woven fabric orders
Export orders require clear packing, roll labels, shipping marks and document communication before dispatch.
Roll packing
Woven fabrics are usually packed in rolls with inner protection and outer woven bag or film. Roll length and gross weight can be adjusted according to fabric type and buyer requirement.
Labels and shipping marks
Roll labels can include fabric name, color, lot number, quantity, usable width and order reference. Buyer-specific shipping marks should be confirmed before packing.
Inspection before shipment
Before dispatch, key points such as quantity, roll condition, packing status and buyer-agreed inspection items should be checked and communicated.
Export documents
Commercial invoice, packing list and other documents are prepared according to order terms. Certificate, test report or special document requirements should be raised before shipment.
Shipping terms
FOB, CIF, DDP or courier/sample shipment discussions depend on destination, volume and buyer arrangement. Final logistics terms are confirmed in writing.
Delivery communication
For smoother delivery, confirm consignee details, destination port or address, forwarder contact, document requirements and target delivery schedule before goods are ready.
Real warehouse media
Finished and greige fabric roll references from the P1 source folder
These optimized images are prepared from the local P1 project assets for future live media insertion.
Finished fabric roll warehouse
Finished woven fabric rolls prepared for packing, shipment planning and buyer communication.
Finished fabric storage area
Warehouse media supports conversations around roll condition, stock handling and delivery preparation.
Greige fabric roll storage
Greige roll storage helps explain sampling, production planning and finishing route discussion.
Need confirmation?
Send the fabric details before sampling or bulk order.
Share composition, GSM, usable width, color, finishing, quantity, end use and any testing or packing requirements.