Polyester & Cotton Yarn
High-twist blended yarn for Kentucky and cut-end mop heads — strong absorption, quick drying, and long service life in wet environments.
Used in: Kentucky mops, loop-end & cut-end heads
Quality at the core
Lonetex Material
The cleaning products and uniforms we supply are only as good as what goes into them. Here is how we choose and use premium materials across every Lonetex line.
Material library
What goes into Lonetex
Six core material families power our cleaning range and uniform lines — each matched to the products that depend on them.
Microfiber
Ultra-fine synthetic fibres that trap dust and grime at a microscopic level — ideal for flat mops, dusters, and polishing cloths.
Used in: Flat mops, towels, kitchen dusters
Aluminium Alloy
Lightweight, rust-resistant poles and handles that stay rigid under pressure without adding unnecessary weight for daily operators.
Used in: Telescope handles, coloured mop poles
Stainless Steel & Iron
Heavy-duty metal frames and iron handles engineered for commercial kitchens, industrial floors, and high-traffic facilities.
Used in: Mop frames, iron handles, metal hardware
Interlock Fabric
Breathable, durable knit used in professional uniforms — comfortable through long shifts while maintaining a sharp, clean appearance.
Used in: Medical, chef, driver & waiter uniforms
Cotton Blend
Soft yet hard-wearing cotton blends for hospital bed sheets, pillow cases, and linens that stand up to frequent washing and sterilisation.
Used in: Hospital bedding & textile accessories
Our approach
How we work with materials
01
Source with intent
Every fibre, alloy, and fabric is selected for how it performs on the job — not just how it looks on a spec sheet.
02
Test in real conditions
Our mops and textiles are built for Lahore's commercial kitchens, hospitals, and facilities — heavy use, daily washing, repeat cycles.
03
Consistent supply
Standardised materials across product lines mean replacements and reorders match what your team already knows and trusts.