NBTPL specialises in cotton duck, canvas, twill and drill fabric — greige, RFD and dyed — manufactured through our in-house weaving capabilities and long-standing production network. Send us the construction, GSM, width and quantity. We also manufacture plain cotton, dobby, yarn-dyed and stretch-blend fabric across the same network.
These two families are what NBTPL is built around — developed in greige, RFD or dyed form, against your construction, GSM and width rather than a fixed catalogue.

Light to heavy cotton canvas and numbered/army/single-fill duck for bags, totes, industrial covers and home décor applications.

2/1, 3/1 and heavier twill and drill constructions for workwear, uniforms, trousers and utility garments.




From in-house weaving and preparation to specialised Airjet and processing partners, every order is routed according to the fabric specification.
NBTPL combines in-house weaving with long-standing manufacturing and processing partners, so each fabric is routed according to its construction, width, quantity, processing requirement and commercial target — not forced onto whichever machine is free. See the full manufacturing infrastructure →
Composition, yarn count, EPI/PPI, GSM, width, weave, finish and quantity.
Construction, loom suitability, processing requirement and commercial volume evaluated.
In-house Rapier, Sulzer or Dobby — or our trusted Airjet partner — selected for the construction.
Preparation, RFD, dyeing, printing or finishing arranged where required.
Construction, shade, handle, print and finish approved before bulk commitment.
Production against the approved commercial specification.
Final inspection, packing, documentation and shipment.
You don't need to select from our range. Send a construction sheet, technical specification, your current supplier's quality, a swatch, a photograph, yarn counts, EPI/PPI, GSM, width, or just a target price. We review it and confirm whether it can be manufactured competitively through our production network.
Match My FabricQuality control follows the fabric through the route — from raw material to final packing — rather than sitting as a single inspection at the end. Full detail on the manufacturing page.