Figures on this page were checked in September 2026. Sources are listed with each figure. Fiscal years in Pakistan run from July to June.
The short answer
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| How big is it? | $3.11 billion in bedwear exports, FY2025-26 |
| Where is it made? | Faisalabad, Karachi, Lahore, Multan, Hyderabad, Sheikhupura |
| Is the US a buyer? | The US is the largest buyer of Pakistani bed linen and made-up textiles, followed by Europe and the UK. |
| Do you buy our goods? | No. We are your US partner, not a distributor. You sell directly to US buyers. |
| Our commission | 2 percent of paid orders from buyers we introduce |
Pakistan's home textiles exports: the numbers
| Figure | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Bedwear exports, fiscal year 2025-26 | $3.112 billion | Pakistan Bureau of Statistics |
| Made-up textiles (excluding towels and bedwear), FY2025-26 | $770.3 million | Pakistan Bureau of Statistics |
| US imports from Pakistan of bed, table, toilet and kitchen linen, 2025 | $1.12 billion | UN Comtrade data, via Trading Economics |
What the numbers mean
Home textiles are one of Pakistan's biggest exports to the US. Most go through large importers and retailers. Smaller mills can win direct buyers with good catalogs, fast samples and a US contact.
Where it is made
Faisalabad is the heart of the industry, with spinning, weaving, processing and stitching. Karachi has large integrated mills. Lahore, Multan, Hyderabad and Sheikhupura add weaving and stitching capacity.
Where it is sold
The US is the largest buyer of Pakistani bed linen and made-up textiles, followed by Europe and the UK. Across all products, the US bought $5.76 billion of goods from Pakistan in 2025, more than any other country.
Products we help you sell
- Bed sheets, duvet covers and pillowcases
- Quilts and comforters
- Kitchen towels and aprons
- Table linen
- Curtains and cushion covers
Who buys home textiles in the US
- Home textile importers
- Retail chains and their buying agents
- Hotel and hospitality suppliers
- Private label brands
- Online bedding brands
Large US channels in this field
- Big-box and off-price retailers such as Walmart, Target, TJX (TJ Maxx and HomeGoods), Ross and Burlington, usually through importers
- Hotel, hospital and hospitality linen suppliers
- Private label home brands
- Online home brands on Amazon, Wayfair and Shopify
We name these companies and events to show the kind of buyer in this field. It does not mean we have a relationship with them.
A business partner, not a distributor
Many Pakistani home textiles makers sell through distributors and importers. That can be good business, and we can help you win distributors as buyers. But when a distributor stands between you and the market, your name rarely reaches the end buyer and much of the value stays abroad.
We work differently. We are your US office and sales team, working for you:
| A distributor | Pak Export Partners | |
|---|---|---|
| Who owns the goods | The distributor buys your goods and owns them | We never own your goods |
| Whose name the buyer sees | Often the distributor's brand, not yours | Your company and your brand |
| Who sets the resale price | The distributor, with its own markup | You set your price. We add no markup |
| How they earn | A margin on every unit they resell | A monthly fee plus commission only on paid orders |
| Who keeps the buyer list | The distributor | You. Every buyer contact is in your monthly report |
Because we do not buy your goods, we have no reason to push your price down. We win when you get paid.
US rules to know before you ship
- Textile products need a label showing fiber content, country of origin and the maker or seller, plus care instructions. This is a US Federal Trade Commission rule.
- US Customs can hold goods made with cotton or yarn from the Xinjiang region of China. Keep records showing where your cotton and yarn came from.
- Mattresses and some bedding have fire safety rules. Sheets and covers usually do not.
We are not a licensed customs broker or regulatory consultant. For work that needs a license, we coordinate licensed US partners and include them in your plan. See our US labeling guide and customs guide.
How we help
- A US company, Chicago address and US phone, so buyers deal with an American business
- A website and catalog with US sizes, US prices and quote forms, built to be found on Google
- Cold outreach to US buyers in this product line, with samples shipped from Chicago
- Buyer checks before you ship on credit
- Retail sales through Amazon USA or your own Shopify store, where it fits
We work with home textiles makers and exporters anywhere in Pakistan, especially in Faisalabad, Karachi, Lahore, Multan, Hyderabad, Sheikhupura.
Commission for this industry
On our US Sales Desk plans, commission for home textiles is 2 percent of paid orders from buyers we introduce. You pay nothing on orders that are not paid, and nothing on your existing buyers. See all prices.
Common questions
What do US buyers of bed linen look for?
US sizes such as twin, full, queen and king, thread count and fabric details, fiber content labels and a clear price per set.
What commission do you charge on home textiles?
Our Sales Desk commission for home textiles is 2 percent of paid orders, because margins are thin.
Do you buy home textiles from us and resell them?
No. We are not a distributor. We never own your goods. You sell directly to US buyers, and we earn a monthly fee plus commission only on paid orders.
Can you help us sell to US distributors?
Yes. Distributors are often good buyers. We find them, present your products and follow up, and you keep the relationship and set your price.