Huzhou Runhong Silk Co., Ltd.
Woven, not printed.
A silk weaving group in Huzhou, Zhejiang, since 1999. We build the jacquard structure ourselves, on our own imported looms — so the pattern is part of the cloth, not a layer on top of it.
- 1999
- Founded in Huzhou
- 4M+
- Metres a year, across the group
- 100+
- Weaving and preparation machines
- 6A
- Raw silk, accredited-lab tested
- 114 / 140
- Fabric widths in cm
01Structure
A group, not a middleman
Runhong Silk was founded in 1999 in Chongzhao, Huzhou — the historic centre of Chinese silk weaving — around the management and technical team of a long-established local silk mill. Three companies operate under common control.
Both weaving operations carry jacquard capability. The difference between them is emphasis, not exclusivity — an order can sit with either company or be split across both.
Companies under common control
02Scale
The mill in numbers
The group figure already includes Xinzhaofeng — the two capacity rows are not meant to be added together. Site area, staff and founding years are as stated in the company filing of August 2026; output values are current company statements.
03Capability
What buying from the weaver changes
The jacquard is in this building
Forty Bonas electronic jacquard heads and fifty Italian Itema rapier looms, in our own building. A pattern is a weave structure we work out here — not a file we forward to someone else's factory.
Weave to your reference
Send a swatch, a photograph or a drawing. We work out the construction and weave a sample against it.
Short runs are accepted
Small-quantity custom orders, sample development and technical consultation are listed services at Xinzhaofeng, not favours.
Specifications are adjustable
Construction, base cloth, momme and finish can be changed after the specification review — because the loom is ours to reset.
04Product
What we weave
Photographs below are our own fabric, photographed at the mill. Where an article number is shown, its width and weight are taken from our factory price list — you can quote that number back to us.
Sambo satin, Guanle crepe, jacquard organza, yarn-dyed and clipped jacquard, brocade satin
Crepe de Chine, crepe satin, stretch satin, georgette, double crepe, chiffon, habotai
Silk organza, mesh organza, clipped organza
Silk-wool, silk-viscose, silk-linen, silk-modal
Widths are 114 cm and 140 cm. Typical weight 12.5–30 momme. We say this early because it decides whether a design works: at 140 cm a 65 cm scarf lays up two across, a 75 cm scarf only one. Construction, base cloth and finish are adjustable after specification review.
05Process
From your reference to a running order
You send composition, silk content, momme or GSM, width, colour, pattern reference, finish, end use and target quantity.
We confirm the construction, base cloth and development route, and say which company runs the article.
We weave the sample and submit it with its technical details for your approval.
Commercial terms, lead time and documentation are confirmed in writing per article and order.
The full evidence sits on one page
Equipment counts stated per company, certificate reference numbers with their scope limits, and the raw-silk test report with the laboratory's accreditation codes.
06Request
Send us these eight things and we can quote
A photograph of the fabric you are trying to match, plus the list below, is enough for us to tell you whether we can weave it and what it would take.
- Composition and silk content
- Momme or GSM
- Width and construction
- Colour and pattern reference
- Finish required
- End use — garment, scarf, lining, home
- Quantity and delivery destination
- Any brand or buyer compliance requirements
Product-level certification, testing and transaction documentation are confirmed according to the selected article, the applicable certification scope and the order requirements. Price, minimum order quantity, lead time, dyeing, printing, finishing and logistics are confirmed in writing only after the final specification and quantity are agreed.