Our team

                                      **Sophia Wilson - Team Lead**

                                                          With over 15 years of industry experience, Sophia leads our                                                             team with a keen eye for detail and an unwavering                                                                           commitment to excellence.  Her strategic insights and                                                                       leadership qualities have been instrumental in guiding our projects to success.

                                     **Michael Brown - Design Lead**

                                                          Michael's passion for design shines through in every project                                                            he touches.  He keen aesthetic sense and ability to                                                                          translate complex ideas into visually stunning designs have greatly enhanced our offerings.

                                      **Emily Davis - Senior Developer**

                                                          With a background in digital marketing and a creative flair,                                                              Emily crafts compelling campaigns that resonate with our                                                              audience.  Her strategic marketing insights help us stay ahead in the competitive landscape.

                                       **Mia Goth - Project Manager**

                                                          Mia's exceptional organizational skills and ability to juggle                                                               multiple tasks make her our go-to project manager.  She                                                                 ensures that every project stays on track, within budget, and meets our clients' expectations.

They say two heads are better than two heads

This is not only reflected in the wisdom of individuals, but also reflected in the management of enterprises

Between the various departments of the enterprise, between the employees, due to various reasons will inevitably produce some contradictions

Resolving these contradictions requires individual self-regulation

There will be incompatibility and incompatibility between enterprises and the environment, customers, enterprises, countries, and society

This also requires adjustment and adaptation

It also requires a spirit of teamwork among all departments and colleagues

Everyone is an individual

However, when individuals unite, they become a collective, and enterprises can better unite together

All employees of the enterprise have a high sense of responsibility and unity

In other words

Is to have a strong execution

In this way, the high-speed and efficient operation of the enterprise is guaranteed, and the effect of getting twice the result with half the effort is achieved

At the same time, under the atmosphere created by such enterprises and such employees

The products and services introduced have high added value

It is also easier to be accepted and trusted by consumers

There are no strong individuals, only strong teams

Success comes from the efforts of every employee

Our cotton source

Growth environment

Xinjiang cotton mainly grows in the Turpan Basin and the Tarim Basin in Xinjiang, including Aksu, Bayingolin, and Kashgar. This region enjoys long hours of sunlight, with the longest reaching over 16 hours, which is conducive to photosynthesis.  The large temperature difference between day and night, dry climate and long frost-free period provide sufficient growth time for cotton. Xinjiang cotton has a concurrent water and heat supply during its growth season, thanks to the snowmelt from the Tianshan and Kunlun Mountains, which provides abundant, stable and high-quality water resources.  The dry climate and extremely cold winter weather are not conducive to the growth and reproduction of pests, reducing the problem of pests and diseases during the growth of cotton.

Morphological characteristics

Xinjiang long-staple cotton has longer fibers, generally ranging from 33 to 39 millimeters, with the longest reaching up to 64 millimeters. The fineness is 7,000 to 8,500 meters per gram. The fiber width is approximately between 15 and 16 micrometers. Xinjiang long-staple cotton has a relatively high strength, ranging from 4 to 5 grams force per fiber. The breaking length of Xinjiang long-staple cotton can reach 33 to 40 kilometers. The cross-section of Xinjiang long-staple cotton fibers is close to circular, with a strong reflection rate of sunlight. Fabrics made from it have good luster and excellent dyeing effects.