
Deadstock fabric bought at fair prices
We buy fabric rolls, leftover rolls, remnants, fabric scraps, defective fabric and garment trims. We come to inspect, weigh on site and pay cash on the spot.
Garment factory stock clearance fast and simple
Clear your surplus fabric in one trip: we load and haul it ourselves, any quantity, big or small, with no middlemen.
We come to you in HCMC & nationwide
Same-day visits inside Ho Chi Minh City. Binh Duong, Dong Nai, Long An and distant provinces: send photos on Zalo for a quote first.
- Same-day quote
- Cash / bank transfer right away
- Open weighing on site
- We load and haul
- Deadstock fabric rolls
- Leftover rolls
- Fabric remnants
- Fabric scraps
- Defective fabric
- Fabric stock lots
- Cotton
- Kate (poly-cotton)
- Knit / jersey
- Khaki twill
- Denim
- Linen
- Nylon taffeta
- Taffeta
- Polyester
- Rayon
- Silk
- Garment trims

On site
Inspection, weighing and payment right at your warehouse
Buying deadstock fabric directly with no middlemen
Gia Bao Household Business specialises in buying deadstock fabric at fair prices in Ho Chi Minh City and the provinces: fabric rolls, leftover rolls, remnants, fabric scraps, defective fabric, clearance stock and garment trims. We deal directly with factory owners, business owners and shop owners — no brokers, no hidden margins.
Fabric that sits in a warehouse takes up space, fades, gets damp and loses value over time. Selling early means getting your capital back sooner and freeing space for new orders. Just send a few photos — Gia Bao takes care of the rest.
- Fair, high pricesWe buy directly, with no middlemen, so the margin stays with you, the seller.
- Paid right awayCash or bank transfer as soon as weighing is done — no deferred payment.
- Transparent weighingWeighed and measured openly at your warehouse, with figures confirmed by both sides.
- Any lot sizeFrom a few dozen kilos of remnants to several containers of fabric rolls.
What do we buy?
From full rolls still strapped in bales to bags of cutting-room scraps — if it can still be used, Gia Bao will make an offer.
We buy surplus fabric rollsGia Bao buys surplus fabric rolls from garment factories, textile companies and fabric shops: sealed rolls, partly cut rolls and the rolls left over after an order. Just send photos of a few rolls on Zalo; we quote, come to you to weigh and measure, and pay on the spot at your warehouse.View details
We buy fabric scrapsEvery day a garment factory's cutting table produces a few more bags of fabric scraps, and within weeks they take over a whole corner of the floor. Gia Bao buys fabric scraps by the bag, weighs them on the spot, pays and hauls them away, so you do not have to pay anyone to clear them.View details
We buy fabric remnantsFabric remnants are lengths of a few metres: too short to run an order, too long to throw away. Gia Bao buys fabric remnants, short lengths and sample fabric from garment factories, fabric shops and tailors, taking mixed lots of many types and weighing or counting them on the spot.View details
We buy defective fabricFabric returned by a buyer for shade variation, yarn faults or misprints, or simply because it has gone out of fashion, is often forgotten at the back of the warehouse. Gia Bao buys defective and out-of-season fabric, assessing how serious the faults in each lot really are instead of pricing it down as scrap.View details
We buy fabric stock clearanceHanding back the premises, moving the factory, switching product lines or needing cash flow in a hurry: that is when an entire fabric warehouse has to be dealt with in a few days. Gia Bao handles fabric stock clearance by buying the whole lot, from fabric rolls and remnants to trims, so you can clear the warehouse in one go.View details
We buy garment factory surplusContract garment manufacturers and textile companies usually end up with surplus fabric after every order cycle, measured in tonnes rather than rolls. Gia Bao buys garment factory surplus fabric in large volumes, working directly with the owner of the goods and never through brokers.View details
We buy garment trimsBesides fabric, every garment factory store has boxes of leftover trims: thread, buttons, zippers, elastic and labels. Gia Bao buys surplus garment trims, from a few odd boxes to large lots, and can buy them together with your fabric in one go so your warehouse is cleared more neatly.View details Something else?Send a photoNot sure whether we buy what you have? Send a photo and we will answer right away.Send a request
We buy by fabric type
How we buy in 5 steps
From your first photos to an empty warehouse usually takes just one or two days. Every step is transparent, and the price is agreed before loading.
- 1
Contact us & send photos
Call our hotline or send photos of the lot on Zalo: the whole warehouse, close-ups of the fabric, roll labels and an estimated quantity.
- 2
Preliminary quote
Based on the photos and description, we give you a price range the same day so you can decide before we arrange a visit.
- 3
On-site inspection
Our team comes to your warehouse to check material, colour, condition and age of each lot. No inspection fee.
- 4
Weigh, measure & agree a price
Everything is weighed or measured openly on site, and you check the figures with us. We agree the final price before anything is loaded.
- 5
Payment & loading
Paid in cash or by bank transfer right away. We do the loading and hauling ourselves and leave your warehouse clear.

Have deadstock fabric to sell fast?
Call now or send photos on Zalo — same-day quote, we come to you. You can message us in English.
Photos of real fabric stock
Real photos taken at warehouses and garment factories where we have inspected and bought stock. Click a photo to enlarge it.
Areas we cover
Based at 69C Do Duc Duc Street, Phu Tho Hoa Ward, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Same-day visits within the city, quick appointments in nearby provinces, and photo/video assessment for distant provinces.
Get a quote the same day
Fill in a few details and attach photos of the lot. We review the photos, call you back with a price range and arrange a visit.
- Contact: Mr. Tuấn Tài
- 0904 623 046
- 69C Do Duc Duc Street, Phu Tho Hoa Ward, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
- 7:00 AM – 8:00 PM, every day of the week
Frequently asked questions
What factory owners usually ask before selling surplus fabric. Can't find your answer? Call us directly.
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Tips on fabric clearance
Practical advice to help factory owners get a better price for surplus fabric and clear their warehouse faster.
29 September 2026How to Identify 8 Common Fabrics Before Selling Your Surplus StockKnowing what fabric you have helps you ask the right price and avoid lowball offers when clearing stock. This guide shows how to identify cotton, kate, knit, khaki twill, denim, linen, nylon taffeta, rayon and silk by reading labels, touch and burn tests.Read more
28 September 2026How to Store Surplus Fabric So It Keeps Its Resale ValueSurplus fabric that picks up mildew, yellow stains or termite damage loses value the moment you try to sell it. This article shows how to use pallets, plastic wrap, dehumidifiers, shelving and regular checks so your stock holds its price until you clear it.Read more
27 September 2026Clearing a Garment Factory Warehouse Quickly: A 6-Step ProcessClearing a garment factory warehouse is not hard if you do it in the right order: take stock, sort, photograph, get quotes, agree on site and load. This article walks through 6 concrete steps and the mistakes that cost factory owners money.Read more