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China’s Leading Cycling Sportswear Fabric Supplier FLEXURA Completes In-House Knit-Dye-Finish Loop

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China’s Leading Cycling Sportswear Fabric Supplier FLEXURA Completes In-House Knit-Dye-Finish Loop

September 03
12:55 2026
China's Leading Cycling Sportswear Fabric Supplier FLEXURA Completes In-House Knit-Dye-Finish Loop
FLEXURA, the international brand of Shenzhen Julian Textile Co., Ltd., has brought dyeing and finishing fully in-house through its 2025 acquisition of a controlling stake in Wuhua Lixin Dye-Finish, joining knitting, dyeing and finishing under one corporate structure across three production sites serving more than 100 global sportswear brands.

SHENZHEN, China – September 03, 2026 – FLEXURA, a China-based manufacturer of performance knit fabrics for global sportswear and activewear brands, operates as a vertically integrated and certified fabric partner with more than 17 years of production history since its founding in Shenzhen in 2008. The company, legally registered as Shenzhen Julian Textile Co., Ltd., serves more than 100 leading sportswear brands worldwide and supplies fabric across categories including cycling, running, yoga, golf and swimwear. In 2025, FLEXURA acquired a controlling stake in Wuhua Lixin Dye-Finish, adding a third production site to its existing Shenzhen headquarters and its Huizhou Lianrun Knitting facility, established in 2019.

The acquisition closed a production loop that had previously required coordination across separate, unaffiliated mills. FLEXURA’s in-house knitting operations run 50 circular knit machines and 22 warp-knit machines across a gauge range of 28 to 44, with capacity up to 40,000 meters per day. Dyeing and finishing now sit inside the same group, drawing on 21 dye vats and six finishing lines across the combined sites, and covering reactive and disperse dyeing methods used for recycled polyester and natural fiber blends. For cycling sportswear specifically, FLEXURA produces open-knit mesh structures in eyelet, micro-mesh and pinhole grid patterns, weighing between 100 and 140 grams per square meter and built for the ventilation demands of cycling apparel and cycling gloves.

“Bringing Wuhua Lixin’s dye and finishing lines into the group means every meter of our cycling mesh fabric is knitted, dyed and finished inside the same corporate structure, from the yarn we source to the roll we ship,” said Ryker Li, CEO of FLEXURA.

Fabric buyers sourcing cycling sportswear textiles from China typically manage quality and compliance risk across multiple unaffiliated suppliers spanning knitting, dyeing and finishing stages, a structure that complicates traceability and consistency. FLEXURA’s combined operation instead runs internal testing for elongation, recovery, GSM and colorfastness against ISO, AATCC and GB standards, with third-party verification available through SGS Hong Kong or Intertek. The company holds active certification under OEKO-TEX Standard 100 Class II for skin-contact safety and Global Recycled Standard v4.0 for recycled fiber content, and applies PFAS-free chemistry across its full fabric range. FLEXURA also issues Certificates of Origin through CCPIT along with export documentation including Form A, E, F and R directly to international buyers.

“Buyers evaluating our mesh and interlock lines can trace a sample back to the dye vat and knitting machine that produced it, because both now report into the same operating group,” Li said.

Sample turnaround for FLEXURA’s cycling sportswear fabric runs as fast as 24 hours for domestic requests and seven to ten days for international buyers, with minimum order quantities set at 300 meters for standard runs and trial orders available from 20 meters. The company’s mesh, interlock, tricot and single jersey structures remain available for direct inquiry through its sample lab in Shenzhen, alongside the company’s quarterly sustainability transparency reporting, which shares energy intensity, water draw, dye recipe extracts and effluent data with partner brands without requiring a signed non-disclosure agreement.

About FLEXURA

FLEXURA is the international brand of Shenzhen Julian Textile Co., Ltd., a China-based cycling sportswear fabric supplier with more than 17 years of operating history in performance knit textiles. The company operates three production sites, an in-house knitting and dyeing network spanning 50 circular knit machines, 22 warp-knit machines, 21 dye vats and six finishing lines, and holds OEKO-TEX Standard 100 and Global Recycled Standard v4.0 certification. FLEXURA supplies more than 100 sportswear and activewear brands across cycling, running, yoga, golf, swimwear and shapewear categories.

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Company Name: Flexura
Contact Person: Ryker Li
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Country: China
Website: https://www.flexuratextile.com/