HOW TEXBRIDGE WORKS

Find the right connection.
Keep the details clear.

Choose your starting point: source materials and services, or put your company's capabilities in front of buyers.

For buyers & sourcing teams

  1. Discover and compare

    Browse products, raw materials, textile services and company profiles. Save listings and compare compatible specifications; missing values and different measurement systems stay explicit.

  2. Start a private enquiry

    Verify your email, choose your business and send the quantity, destination and optional sample interest. The enquiry retains the approved listing details you saw when sending it.

  3. Publish a buyer brief

    Save a private draft with specifications, units, budget and delivery needs. Preview and submit it for review. Requested changes appear in your workspace; no review deadline is guaranteed.

  4. Manage changes and responses

    Review supplier responses in your inbox. Amendments stay private until approved; pause, resume or close a brief when your needs change. Reopening requires review. Responses retain the original brief they answered.

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For factories & suppliers

  1. Introduce your business

    Create an account, verify your email and create a company profile or request a claim on an existing listing. An owner or invited team member can use the permissions assigned to them.

  2. Build your showcase

    Add product, material or service drafts with a cover, captioned detail photos and relevant fabric, yarn, fibre or processing specifications. Preview and submit each edition. Pending changes keep the last approved listing and gallery visible; new enquiries retain the gallery shown at contact.

  3. Share evidence with a clear scope

    Submit certificate details and private image evidence for independent review. Keep dates and renewal information current. A reported standard and current reviewed evidence are displayed separately.

  4. Respond and collaborate

    Receive private product enquiries and browse open buyer requirements. Basic supplier responses are free. Confirm samples, quality requirements, quantities and commercial terms with the buyer.

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What the checks mean.

Identity & publication

Claimed ownership identifies who manages a profile. A business identity badge records a separate TexBridge check. Publication review approves an edition for display; it does not certify a factory's output.

Certificates & specifications

Check the evidence status, review record and validity dates. Expired, revoked or unreviewed claims do not become current reviewed evidence. Supplier measurements and buyer requests remain information to confirm for your own order.

One company, the right access.

The company owner invites people using their account email. Owners, admins, catalogue editors, sales members and viewers have different permissions. Your personal buyer/supplier preference does not grant company authority. Invitations and access changes are managed in the business workspace.

Before you agree to supply.

Confirm the specification edition, measurement system, sample decision, price basis, taxes, freight, delivery and payment terms directly. Product sample interest starts a conversation; it does not record dispatch, receipt or acceptance. A platform conversation or procurement record does not confirm trade payment or delivery.

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