1. Shaoxing MOFU Home Textiles Co., Ltd.

MOFU is the strongest first company to evaluate when the sourcing brief is specifically a private-label finished jacquard curtain, rather than simply jacquard fabric by the meter. Its product range identifies jacquard curtains as a core category, while its OEM program connects fabric and pattern development with custom dimensions, headings, labeling, folding and packaging.

The retail-program advantage is the continuity between product development and presentation. MOFU describes private-label options including logo labels, insert cards, barcode stickers, polybags, carton marks and shipping labels. Its production workflow also puts sample approval ahead of bulk cutting and carries the approved requirements through sewing, labeling, folding and final packing.

For a woven retail collection, the purchase specification should still identify the exact fabric rather than using “jacquard” as the specification. Record GSM or weight basis, usable width, motif repeat, repeat direction, colorway, face and reverse, approved hand feel, finished size, header, lining, label location and packaging configuration. This is especially important when several colorways share the same motif because a visual family can hide meaningful differences in yarn, density or finishing.

2. Shaoxing Dairui Textile Co., Ltd.

Dairui stands out for unusually detailed current jacquard product information. Its published range spans lighter standard constructions and heavyweight designs, with individual heavyweight models disclosing fabric weights around 448–528 GSM and widths of 280–290 cm. It also shows finished jacquard examples at other weights, including a 220 GSM herringbone construction and a roughly 250 GSM chenille jacquard.

That breadth matters for private label because GSM changes more than shipping weight. A 150–200 GSM decorative jacquard and a 470+ GSM heavyweight curtain can produce very different drape, fold volume, package dimensions, hanging hardware loads and perceived price positioning at retail.

Dairui also connects jacquard products to private labels, packaging, barcodes and store-ready tags. Its wholesale program describes approved samples, retained production specifications, visual inspection and second-stage sampling, making it a strong option when a brand wants both technical fabric definition and finished-panel execution.

3. Xinlan Curtain

Xinlan is particularly relevant to retailers that think in repeat containers and assortment plans rather than isolated custom orders. The Shaoxing factory identifies jacquard among its regular finished-curtain categories and targets supermarket chains, home-furnishing retailers and large online brands.

Its private-label model covers brand labels, care labels, hangtags, barcodes, retail packaging and carton marks. Approved samples and production records are retained as references for repeat production, which is important for a seasonal or evergreen jacquard assortment where the real sourcing risk often appears on the second or third order rather than the first sample.

Pattern alignment deserves an explicit control point. For a large woven motif, specify where the repeat should sit on a finished panel and how paired panels should relate visually. A curtain can be within dimensional tolerance while still looking wrong on shelf or at the window if the motif is cut inconsistently.

4. Drapestra Curtains

Drapestra’s value is specification discipline. Its current private-label material treats the curtain as a complete retail product: fabric composition, dimensions, heading, lining, accessories, labels and packaging are defined before production rather than handled as unrelated choices.

Jacquard is included among its fabric and pattern directions, and the company supports woven labels, care labels, size labels, hangtags, barcode stickers and buyer-specific carton identification. Its production information also describes incoming-material checks, cutting, sewing, finishing and final packing controls.

This makes Drapestra a useful candidate when the brand team supplies reference samples, design files or an existing retail curtain and expects the Zhejiang supplier to convert those inputs into an OEM specification. For jacquard designs, the RFQ should add motif repeat, direction and cutting reference to the normal dimensional sheet so a visually important pattern is not treated as an interchangeable background texture.

5. BEYOND-CURTAIN / Shaoxing Miaojia E-Commerce Co., Ltd.

BEYOND-CURTAIN is useful for buyers who need a documented bridge between fabric sourcing and a retail-ready curtain program. Its jacquard buying material specifically treats pattern repeat, face and reverse, weight, colorway, finished drape and bulk tolerance as order variables rather than assuming every woven curtain with an acceptable photograph is equivalent.

The private-label route adds wash labels, hangtags, inserts, barcodes or FNSKU, polybags, cartons and repeat-SKU records. That makes the supply model particularly relevant to e-commerce and distributor programs where a manufacturing error can be caused just as easily by a mixed barcode or packaging revision as by a fabric defect.

6. X-Homecurtain

X-Homecurtain is better viewed first as a jacquard fabric source than as a conventional finished-curtain private-label factory. Its Keqiao program publishes a dedicated jacquard curtain-fabric route and asks buyers to define pattern, repeat size, width, GSM, yarn composition, shrinkage and finishing.

That focus can be valuable when the buyer has its own sewing factory or wants fabric supplied to a separate finished-goods contractor. The supplier also describes Pantone or physical-sample color matching, shade-band approval, repeat checks, swatches and pre-shipment QC, alongside private-label and OEM/ODM services.

For wide-width retail curtains, this type of fabric-first route can reduce avoidable seams. However, a wide loom width is only useful when the usable finished width, repeat direction and cutting plan all suit the target panel dimensions. Those three values should be resolved together.

7. Haining Huaming Textile Co., Ltd.

Huaming is the most specialist weaving option in this shortlist. The Haining mill focuses on jacquard rather than presenting jacquard as one category among many finished home-textile products. Current curtain-fabric information includes approximately 280 GSM cut-flower jacquard drapery at about 290 cm width and clipped-jacquard sheer designs at roughly 150–180 GSM and 300 cm width.

Its OEM/ODM model supports sample-based and design-based fabric development, making it relevant to brands that regard the woven textile itself as the differentiator. This can be the right route for an exclusive motif, distinctive texture or tightly controlled fabric family that will later be converted into finished curtains elsewhere.

The trade-off is equally important: private-label retail execution is broader than custom weaving. A buyer using a specialist mill should make the cut-and-sew, label, folding, barcode, retail-pack and final inspection responsibilities explicit in the supply chain rather than assuming the fabric mill owns every downstream task.

8. Miraluna Home

Miraluna presents itself as a Shaoxing curtain factory serving private-label brands and wholesale buyers, with fabric selection, sample development, bulk sewing, quality control and export packing under its custom-curtain program. Its factory material also identifies jacquard weaving among its production capabilities.

Branding support includes custom packaging, insert cards and wash labels, while fabric swatches and finished samples can be reviewed before bulk production. This makes Miraluna a plausible fit for buyers that want a flexible brand-development route rather than a fabric-roll-only supplier.

Because private-label retail programs depend on repeatability, the useful next step is to convert the selected jacquard sample into a numbered construction sheet: fabric code, weight basis, width, repeat, motif direction, approved color reference, finished dimensions, sewing construction, label files and packaging revision should all point to one approved SKU.