Womenswear fabric development partner — 300m custom MOQ, ready stock from one roll, for brands, factories and wholesalers.

Delia

Industry Expert

Delia

Hi, I’m Delia, founder of Fursone — a fabric development studio built on more than 12 years of hands-on experience in the textile industry.

At Fursone, we specialize in woven fashion fabrics — from tweed and linen-cotton blends to down jacket and embroidered materials.
Our mission is simple: to make fabric development easier, smarter, and more inspiring for designers and fashion brands around the world.

With a strong background in fashion design, I understand how creative ideas turn into real garments.
That’s why our team focuses on design-driven fabric development, small-batch flexibility, and reliable quality control — helping clients move from concept to production without stress.

We collaborate closely with fashion brands, wholesalers, and design studios to deliver fabrics that combine function, beauty, and commercial value.
If you’re looking for a partner who truly listens, understands your needs, and turns your vision into fabric — I’d love to connect.

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