About Nantong Haihui Technology Development Co., Ltd.
Nantong Haihui Technology Development Co., Ltd. was established in 2004 and is located in Nantong, China's textile base. It relies on Jianghai, rises in central Jiangsu, integrates into southern Jiangsu, and connects with Shanghai. It is adjacent to the Sutong Yangtze River Bridge in the south, Nantong Airport and Chongqi Bridge in the east, and Nantong Railway Station in the north. It only takes 1.5 hours to drive to Shanghai. Pillar industries such as home textiles, ships, and construction go hand in hand, occupying a leading position in the industry, and are famous at home and abroad. In Qinzao Industrial Park, Gangzha District, Nantong City, Nantong Haihui Technology Development Co., Ltd. covers an area of more than 20,000 square meters, has four powder dot production lines, and an annual interlining production capacity of 48 million meters. Its annual sales have exceeded RMB 200 million for six consecutive years. Haihui carries the corporate mission of "leadership, harmony and win-win", and has rapidly grown into a first-class domestic mid-to-high-end shirt interlining manufacturer with a decisive pioneering and innovative spirit, and a leader in China's accessories industry. In order to quickly become stronger and bigger, the company sincerely invited Hongda Lipu (Hong Kong) Co., Ltd. to join and registered as a Sino-foreign joint venture on May 18, 2006. Hongda Lipu (Hong Kong) is a wholly-owned subsidiary of the German WENDLER EINLAGEN GMBH company. Its parent company has a history of more than 170 years and is a world-renowned manufacturer of garment interlinings and interlining fabric finishing. Haihui products are continuously sold to more than 70 countries and regions under the WENDLER brand. The products have successively become the lining of "Armani, HUGO BOSS, POLO, Shandong Lutai, Youngor, and Guangdong Esquel". Take a closer look at Haihui’s product catalog, including women’s interlinings, non-iron interlinings, super
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- Profile updated March 26, 2026