Textile & Manufacturing · Karachi
Textile software from inside Karachi's towel industry
Linksoft didn't discover Karachi's textile sector as a market — the company was founded inside it in 1998. Our textile software runs the city's towel producers, dyeing and bleaching units and export houses from buyer PO to shipment.
Built where the mills are
Karachi's textile economy lives in its industrial estates — SITE, Korangi, Landhi — in mills where the order book, the floor and the accounts have always been three separate worlds. Our founder came from that world; the first Linksoft systems were written for it. Twenty-eight years later the software still follows the same rule: track the order the way the factory actually moves it.
Towel software in Karachi — and the names that run it
Terry towel is the system's home ground. Towel producers including Imperial Towels, Fatima Towel, Best Towel and Gulzar Towels run Linksoft, alongside the dyeing and bleaching units — Mohammad Dyeing, Naeem Dyeing, Karmanwala Dyeing and Bleaching and others — that Karachi's towel exports depend on. Weaving, dyeing, processing, packaging, delivery: each stage is a module writing to the same order record.
Export discipline, buyer by buyer
Karachi's export houses live and die by buyer requirements: packing specifications, labelling, delivery windows. The system captures the buyer PO on day one and tracks production against it, so 'where is my order?' is a lookup — not three phone calls to the floor.
From the gate to the ledger
Receiving and delivery track what enters and leaves the mill; integrated double-entry accounting turns those movements into vouchers and party ledgers without re-typing; and FBR digital invoicing can issue the compliant e-invoice from the same flow. The mill's money and the mill's production stop disagreeing.
Real clients, listed with permission
- Humera Textile
- Mohammad Dyeing
- Rida Textiles
- Fashion Art International
- AMS Enterprises
- Insaf Enterprises
- Regal Textiles
- Hassan Textiles
- A. Essak and Sons
- Nazeer Dyeing
- Chawla Dyeing/Haji Rafiuddin Waliuddin
- Ghazali Textiles
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Asked and answered
What makes textile software right for a Karachi mill?
It must follow your real stages — weaving, dyeing, processing, packing — rather than generic manufacturing screens, and it must be supported by people who can reach your mill. Linksoft's system was built inside Karachi's towel industry and is configured to each factory's actual flow.
Do you work with dyeing and bleaching units?
Yes — several of our longest-running clients are Karachi dyeing and bleaching units, including Mohammad Dyeing, Naeem Dyeing and Karmanwala Dyeing and Bleaching. Dye batches are tracked with quality control, batch by batch.
Do you visit mills in SITE, Korangi or Landhi?
Yes. Karachi engagements start with an on-site visit: we map your units, stages and registers with your production and accounts people before configuring anything.
Can the software handle export orders?
Yes — buyer purchase orders are captured with their packing, labelling and delivery requirements, and production is tracked against them through to shipment.
Does it connect the floor to the accounts?
Yes. Goods movements and sales become double-entry accounting entries automatically — vouchers, party ledgers, trial balance — so costing and planning run on live numbers, not last week's registers.
Tell us what your operation needs.
We scope honestly, specify in writing, and support what we build — the same way we have since 1998.