Ipeker is a family-owned vertical textile company that was officially founded in 1930. However, the actual birth of the textile business of the family leans back to the beginning of the century. The journey that initially started with silk weaving has today reached to a level of organization which delivers high-quality novelty fabrics to all around the world. The wide assortment of dyed and printed fabrics produced with the aid of many years of experience by our talented and creative team have enriched collections of many well-known designers and large retailers. Our customers are regularly updated by our designs that are served with 4 main and 10 sub-collections every year backed by monthly fast-fashion additions. The huge variety of fabrics together with equally wide technical capabilities makes our collections unique in the eyes of our customers. Cupro, rayon, viscose, polyester, cotton, linen, polyamide, acrylic, acetate, elastane and many different mixtures of yarns are woven (either plain or jacquard) or knitted (circular or raschel) to make our fabrics. This is accomplished by state of the art looms all located in our premises. Our knits are produced our yarns by partner suppliers. Many jets with various abilities are responsible from preparing the fabrics for print or dyeing them. The designs are applied in conventional techniques by rotary printer of flat-bed (film-druck) printer with very fine screens that are also prepared in-house. Our digital printers are suited for those who wish no limitation in colour and require high definition. The finishing department gives our fabrics the final beautiful touch and drape without sacrificing from the standard required by our customers. Tumbling, continuous weight reduction and sanforising are just a few means of accomplishing the unique sensation of our fabrics. The entire production and collection of İpeker are certified according to Oeko-tex Standard 100 uninterruptedly since 1996. İpeker started a project with the global partners to produce recycled polyester fabrics. The collected plastic bottles have been used as the source material for yarns to eventually produce very special silky polyester fabrics certified by Global Recycle Standard (GRS).
