Fabric & Textile Suppliers in Brazil
SupplySeys lists 5 fabric and textile suppliers in Brazil. They include mills and manufacturers (3), brands and finished-goods makers (1) and yarn and fiber producers (1). Common fibers: nylon/polyamide and polyester. Constructions include knit, woven and lace & embroidery.
- 5 suppliers
- 1 OEKO-TEX® labelled
- 4 with a website
5 suppliers
- ABITMill / Manufacturer · Brazil
The Brazilian Association of the Textile and Apparel Industry (Abit), founded in 1957, is one of the most important entities among the country's…
- COLTEX TEXTILEMill / Manufacturer · Brazil
COLTEX comes from COLour and TEXile, COLTEX was founded by interior designer Cally Chan and she works with a group of London-based designers at…
Polyester, Nylon / Polyamide - Savyon IndustriasMill / Manufacturer · Brazil
For 40 years in the market, the company is the world's leading Jacquard manufacturers. Savyon's specialty is to develop Jacquard fabrics using…
Polyester, Nylon / Polyamide - YKK DO BRASILBrand / Finished Goods · BrazilOEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100
YKK DO BRASIL appears in the OEKO-TEX® Directory of companies using STANDARD 100 labels on their products.
- Tork Industria E Comercio de Fios E Tecidos de Alta PerformanceYarn & Fiber Producer · Brazil
Tork Industria E Comercio de Fios E Tecidos de Alta Performance exhibited at Techtextil North America 2025 (yarn & thread). Contact details are…
Yarn & thread
Frequently asked questions
How many textile suppliers are there in Brazil?
SupplySeys lists 5 in Brazil. 0 are verified by the SupplySeys team, 4 list a website and 3 list an email address. The list was last updated in November 2026.
Do these suppliers have minimum orders?
Most don't publish a minimum order quantity. Mills usually set minimums per color or per article, so ask for sample yardage first. See how fabric minimums work.
What kinds of suppliers are in Brazil?
mills and manufacturers (3), brands and finished-goods makers (1) and yarn and fiber producers (1). Mills make fabric to order; stock services and wholesalers sell from inventory, which usually means smaller minimums.
How do I contact a supplier?
Open a supplier's page to see its website, email, phone number and address, then contact the company directly. SupplySeys doesn't charge a fee or act as an agent. Confirm prices, minimums and lead times with the supplier.