Textile Fiber Manufacturers and Suppliers in Turkey

Textile fiber is loose fiber sold by the kilogram, bale or metric ton before it is spun into yarn or made into fabric. This page lists suppliers in Turkey of cotton lint (ginned raw cotton fiber), polyester staple fiber (PSF), acrylic, viscose, recycled fiber and fill fiber (fiberfill: siliconized and ball fiber). The buyers are companies that purchase by the bale or ton, not retail shoppers: spinning mills, nonwoven producers and makers of filled products such as pillows, comforters and toys. Parent sector: Fibers, Dyes and Chemicals.

Textile fiber, yarn and padding: where the category ends

• Spun or continuous filament yarn: Yarn.
• Padding (vatka in Turkish trade) is two different products: shoulder pads (a garment trim) belong under interlining; roll, fiber or quilted wadding belongs under nonwovens; loose fill fiber belongs in this category.
• Finished pillows and comforters filled with fiber: Pillows and Comforters.
• A company that collects textile waste and sells recycled fiber should also select Textile Recycling. For dyes and process chemicals, the sister category is Textile Chemicals and Dyes.
• Glass and carbon fiber used to reinforce composites are outside this guide.

What to put in a fiber quote request

Spinning mills group cotton bales by strength, length, micronaire (fiber thickness) and color, and blend many bales together to even out differences between lots (Cotton Incorporated). Put the following in your quote request:

• Cotton: strength, length, micronaire and color values per bale, and the origin of the cotton.
• Synthetic and viscose fiber: fiber type, fineness (denier or dtex), cut length and crimp. Synthetic staple fiber is made by crimping a bundle of continuous filaments (tow) and cutting it into short lengths (Cotton Incorporated).
• Fill fiber: siliconized or not, hollow or solid, cut length, undyed or dyed.
• Lot: whether the order will come from a single lot, and what difference you accept between the sample and the delivered lot.

Recycled fiber: documents and raw material

Most recycled polyester worldwide still comes from plastic bottles, and textile-to-textile recycling is less than 1% of the global fiber market (Textile Exchange, 2025). So ask whether the raw material is bottles or textile waste, and have the claim documented under GRS. As of October 2026 the latest version is GRS 5.0 (July 2026): it applies to products with at least 20% recycled content, and a product-specific GRS label requires at least 50%. Only pre-consumer and post-consumer material counts as recycled content; scrap that can be reclaimed within the same process does not. Ask the seller for a valid scope certificate (SC) and a transaction certificate (TC) for your shipment. The checking steps are in the textile certifications guide. If you are unsure what a certificate covers, ask the certification body.

Cotton: Turkish production, imports and origin

According to the July 2026 report of Turkey's Agricultural Economics and Policy Development Institute (TEPGE), Turkey produced 830,000 metric tons of cotton lint in the 2024/25 season. That covered only about half of domestic consumption of 1.63 million tons, and 971,000 tons were imported in the same season. Production fell to 716,000 tons in 2025/26. In 2025, 41.7% of cotton output came from Şanlıurfa, 18.2% from Diyarbakır and 11.6% from Aydın. Because supply mixes domestic and imported cotton, ask the seller to state the origin in writing. We could not find a current source for where synthetic and fill fiber suppliers are located; use the province filter on this page to find suppliers and add freight to your comparison.

Units, minimum order and import duty

Ask for the unit (bale, pallet or ton) and the delivery term (Incoterms) in the quote, find out whether the product ships from stock or is made to order, and request export prices in USD or EUR. There is no fixed industry value for the minimum order (MOQ).

Turkey treats imported polyester staple fiber differently by origin. Under Communiqué 2026/1 (Official Gazette, January 30, 2026), an anti-dumping duty applies to PSF originating in India, Chinese Taipei (Taiwan) and Thailand: depending on the company, 3.20–6.00% of the CIF (cost, insurance and freight) value for colored fiber and 6.40–12.00% for other fiber. The measure runs for five years, and this information holds as of this page's date (October 2026). If you buy through a Turkish trader, ask whether the fiber is domestic or imported. If you import into Turkey yourself, confirm with a customs broker whether another origin faces a separate measure or an additional customs duty, and compare domestic and imported quotes with duties included.