Işıl Tekstil is a fully vertically integrated manufacturer based in Turkey, with over 45 years of expertise in yarn and circular knit fabric production — from 8 gauge upto 50 gauge, including high end mercerized and jacquard qualities.
We proudly offer a rich and versatile fabric collection in PPT , solid dyed and printed made from cotton, viscose, polyester, polyamide, bamboo, wool, silk, cashmere, and blends, as well as certified sustainable fibers including MODAL, MICROMODAL, TENCEL™️, ECOVERO™️, SUPIMA®️, and ORGANIC & BCI COTTON.
At Işıl Tekstil, sustainability is not a trend — it is a commitment that runs through every stage of our production. As a vertically integrated manufacturer, we recognize our responsibility in shaping a more sustainable textile industry and actively invest in initiatives that reduce our environmental impact.
We are proud to operate under globally recognized sustainability standards, holding certifications such as GOTS, OEKO-TEX Standard 100, BCI, GRS, RCS, SUPIMA, and Lenzing. Our collections often feature responsible fibers, including TENCEL™, Modal, ECOVERO™, organic cotton, and recycled materials, ensuring traceability and environmentally conscious sourcing.
In recent years, we have taken a significant step forward by installing solar panel systems at our facilities. Thanks to these investments, a substantial portion of our production is now powered by renewable energy, reducing our dependence on fossil fuels and helping us lower our carbon footprint measurably.
Beyond our internal operations, we also support climate-positive actions externally. Through our collaboration with Set2Zero, we contribute to reforestation by planting trees that help offset carbon emissions and create long-term ecological value.
Additionally, our in-house design team works closely with partners to develop long-lasting, resource-efficient fabrics. We focus on minimizing waste, optimizing water and energy use, and choosing eco-friendly dyeing and finishing processes.
Every step we take at Işıl Tekstil is guided by the belief that high-quality textile production and environmental responsibility can — and must — go hand in hand.
