Fabric Sourcing
Custom Printed Cotton Fabric, Developed to Your Artwork
Getting a print right means matching technique to run length, colours and hand — get it wrong and you overpay or lose detail. Burhan coordinates custom cotton print development so your artwork lands cleanly on the right base, at the right minimum for your run size.
Custom prints on cotton poplin, lawn, twill, canvas and sheeting: digital from 100 m per colour per design for short runs and complex artwork, rotary from 3,000 m for repeat-programme volume. Bulk runs 20–40 days after sample approval.
What we cover
What does custom cotton printing cover?
Custom prints on cotton poplin, lawn, twill, canvas and sheeting. Digital printing from 100 m per colour per design — ideal for short runs, complex/multi-colour or photorealistic artwork and fast sampling. Rotary printing from 3,000 m per colour per design — the cost-efficient choice for long runs. We coordinate strike-offs/digital proofs for approval before bulk.
Commercials
What is the MOQ and lead time for printed cotton?
Digital: 100 m/colour/design. Rotary: 3,000 m/colour/design. Printing lead time: 20–40 days after sample approval (varies by season). Use digital to launch and test, scale winners to rotary.
Why Burhan
Why print through a sourcing partner?
One accountable partner from artwork to export, coordinating base + print + finishing. Qualifying printed lines may benefit from the GSP+ EU duty advantage, subject to eligibility. Since 2007 — not a print mill.
FAQ
Common questions
Rotary or digital — which do I need?
Digital wins for short/complex runs (from 100 m/colour); rotary is cheaper at volume (from 3,000 m/colour). We recommend based on your quantity.
How long does printing take?
20–40 days after sample approval, depending on the season.
Can you match my Pantone/artwork?
Yes — strike-offs or digital proofs approved before bulk.
What's the smallest custom print run?
100 m per colour per design on digital.
Custom Printed Cotton Fabric, Developed to Your Artwork
Free swatches, honest minimums and realistic lead times — confirmed per article before you commit.