Inside AF Microfiber
AF Microfiber is a Wuxi-based manufacturer serving export buyers with microfiber towels, cloths, pouches, and OEM / ODM programs. From knitting and dyeing to printing, thermal transfer, sewing, packing, and shipment coordination, the factory is organized as one connected workflow for branded and repeat-order production.
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No. 39, Furong Industrial Park, Xishan District, Wuxi City, Jiangsu Province, China
Serving hospitality, retail, promotional, sports, cleaning, and gifting brands across North America, Europe, Japan, Korea, and Oceania.
Factory profile, manufacturing base, and product scope in one view.
This section groups the facts buyers usually request before sampling, vendor onboarding, audits, or repeat-order discussions.
Founded in 2009, Wuxi Aofei Microfiber Fabric Co., Ltd. focuses on microfiber fabrics and finished textile products for export programs. The manufacturing base covers more than 10,000 square meters and is equipped with 100 imported circular looms, 4 advanced printing machines, and linked production areas for weaving, cutting, dyeing, imprinting, thermal transfer, sewing, inspection, and packaging.
The product scope spans lens cloths, pouches, sports towels, beach towels, cooling towels, golf towels, ice sleeves, flannel blankets, and other microfiber-based items. With ERP-backed coordination and experience serving brand, retail, and wholesale programs, the team supports development sampling, bulk production, packaging alignment, and export follow-up in one workflow.
Wuxi Aofei Microfiber Fabric Co., Ltd.
Lens cloths, pouches, sports towels, beach towels, cooling towels, golf towels, ice sleeves, flannel blankets
No. 39, Furong Industrial Park, Xishan District, Wuxi City, Jiangsu Province, China
Tel / WhatsApp: +86 18352523571 Email: sales@afmicrofiber.com
Integrated manufacturing
The factory keeps knitting, dyeing, imprinting, thermal transfer, sewing, inspection, and packing in linked in-house steps for better schedule control.
Product coverage and OEM adaptation
Programs can be built around cloth, towel, pouch, blanket, and promotional accessories, with OEM / ODM support for branding, packaging, and retail presentation.
Brand programs and compliance
The company references work with Disney, ZEISS, Gucci, Michelin, and Decathlon, while highlighting ERP coordination, ISO 9001, GRS, SGS, Oeko-Tex, SMETA, and Disney audit readiness.
Factory operations started in 2009, giving the team long experience in microfiber production and export orders.
Production and support areas cover more than 10,000 square meters.
Imported circular looms support stable fabric production across towel and cloth programs.
Printing capacity helps handle branded towel and cloth orders in-house.
Key milestones from material trading to export manufacturing.
This is a concise version of the milestones presented on the original company profile page, reorganized for buyer review.
Started from microfiber raw-material trade
The business began with sea-island microfiber, polyester/nylon composite yarn, and other raw-material trading for microfiber applications.
Built overseas sales capability
An international sales team was established to support overseas buyers and move from domestic supply into export-facing programs.
Scaled output and system readiness
By 2021, the company reported 3,000 tons of glasses-cleaning cloth capacity and 2,500 tons of dust-free cloth, plus million-piece cooling and beach towel programs. It also supplied more than 1 million anti-fog cloths during COVID and obtained initial ISO 9001 certification.
GRS stage and expansion planning
The company highlights GRS certification in 2024 and states that a new factory is being planned to expand future product lines.
Workshops, machine areas, and real production floor views.
Use this section to verify the workshops, machine zones, and support spaces behind daily microfiber production before moving into samples or vendor onboarding.
Weaving Workshop
Rows of weaving equipment support stable fabric capacity for towel and cloth programs.
Weaving Machine Area
Machine-floor readiness shows how repeat programs are prepared for stable output and lead times.
Printing Workshop
Printing capacity supports branded towels, cloths, and packaging-related graphics in-house.
Digital Printing Room
Color-rich artwork and development sampling can be checked more quickly in the digital-printing room.
Cutting Workshop
Approved fabric is cut into consistent panel sizes before it moves to sewing and finishing.
Sewing Workshop
Edging, stitching, and construction details are handled in-house for towel and cloth orders.
Inspection Workshop
Inspection checks appearance, sewing quality, and order consistency before packing starts.
Embossing Workshop
Embossing and heat-press finishing support programs that need added branded or surface details.
From artwork confirmation to export handoff.
These workflow images explain how a buyer program moves through design confirmation, cutting, printing, sewing, packing, and shipment preparation before export handoff.
Design confirmation
Artwork, specification notes, and material direction are aligned before production starts.
Cutting
Cutting turns approved fabric into the panel sizes needed for sewing and assembly.
Printing
The printing step secures artwork placement, color balance, and branded surface impact.
Sewing
Sewing locks in edging, shape, and accessory details after fabric panels are prepared.
Packing
Packing prepares labels, bundles, and retail or bulk presentation before shipment.
Shipping handoff
Final shipping coordination links packed orders with export documents and delivery timing.
Sample room, packaging, warehouse, and buyer support spaces.
Beyond the workshop floor, these photos show where samples are reviewed, packaging options are prepared, stock is staged, and daily buyer communication happens around live orders.
Sample Room Display A
This wall helps buyers review towel formats, hanging styles, packaging types, and accessory combinations in one place.
Sample Room Display B
Cooling towels, package sets, and color options can be compared visually before sampling begins.
Sample Room Display C
Additional sample panels help confirm retail presentation and program breadth for different buyer types.
Packaging Room
Packed-carton staging shows how export and bulk orders are assembled before dispatch.
Factory Warehouse
Warehouse staging supports raw material waiting, finished-goods organization, and dispatch timing.
Design Room
The design room supports specification review, layout adjustment, and project coordination around samples.
Sales Office
Daily buyer communication, quotation follow-up, and sample coordination happen from the sales office.
Meeting Room
The meeting room supports internal reviews and buyer-facing discussions on programs and delivery planning.
Company Culture Corridor
This corridor gives visiting buyers a quick view of company history and factory identity before the workshop tour.
Audit signals, testing references, and supplier documents.
Factory visuals help, but buyers also need a concise view of certifications, audit readiness, and formal documents before they move deeper into approval or onboarding.
Testing and certification summary
The company references ISO 9001 together with testing or approval records from SGS, BV, Intertek, Oeko-Tex, and GRS depending on product and program needs.
Audit and brand-program readiness
SMETA, Disney factory inspection references, and named brand programs help support buyer conversations that involve compliance, retail review, or vendor qualification.
Supplier documents and follow-up
Official supplier assessment reports, ERP-backed coordination, and export follow-up records make it easier to carry project context from initial review into repeat orders.
Markets We Serve
AF Microfiber serves hospitality, sports, cleaning, optical care, gifting, and promotional buyers across North America, Europe, Japan, Korea, Oceania, and selected Middle East programs.
Official assessment reports for buyer review.
If your team needs a formal supplier profile before qualification, sampling, or onboarding, use the original assessment reports published on the company profile page.
Supplier Assessment Report (Chinese)
Original Chinese supplier assessment document published on the official site.
Supplier Assessment Report (English)
Original English supplier assessment document published on the official site.