Cambrella Fabric Price in Sri Lanka — Nonwoven Lining Exporter India | Favourite Fab
Cambrella fabric price in Sri Lanka depends on polymer (PP vs nylon), GSM, finish and order volume — there is no single fixed rate, since “cambrella” is a trade term rather than one standard spec. Favourite Fab, Agra, exports PP nonwoven lining fabric of this type from India. Request a sample before you quote your order.
What is cambrella fabric?
“Cambrella” (also written Cambrelle, after a nylon shoe-lining trademark) is the name footwear, bag and garment converters across South Asia commonly use for a nonwoven lining fabric — typically 100% polypropylene or nylon, needle-punched or spunbond-based, then calendared for a smooth, wear-facing surface. It’s used mainly as a shoe lining against the foot for moisture handling and durability, and less commonly as a bag or sewn-goods lining layer. Since the term functions as a generic trade name rather than one locked specification, construction varies supplier to supplier — confirm the exact spec against your product before ordering.
Cambrella lining vs our shoe components and strobel cloth range
Cambrella-type lining overlaps with several materials already in our range under different names — here’s how they differ. Our shoe components page covers smooth-surface inner lining (spunbond PP or PET, roughly 30–60 GSM, for direct foot/sock contact) alongside separate rigid stiffening grades (toe cap, heel counter). A different product again is strobel cloth, a heavier 150–250 GSM needle-punched insole base fabric for Strobel-stitched lasting, not a wear-facing lining. Garment interlining is unrelated too — it adds shape and body inside a garment panel; see our garment interlining guide and product page if that’s what you need. If your spec sheet says “cambrella,” describe the end-use and target GSM to our sales team and we’ll match it against the closest PP or PET grade, or our PA nylon spunbond nonwoven fabric if your application specifically needs nylon-level moisture-wicking.
Typical GSM and specifications for cambrella-type lining fabric
| Attribute | Typical industry range | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Polymer | PP or nylon | PP is the common, lower-cost base; nylon trades at a premium for higher moisture-wicking |
| GSM | Commonly 30–60 GSM for PP/PET lining | Matches our shoe components page’s published inner-lining band; heavier or nylon-based cambrella variants can run higher depending on shoe category and finish |
| Finish | Calendared / smooth-faced | Wear-facing surface finished for low-friction hand-feel |
| Width & MOQ | Standard roll widths; MOQ per order | Confirmed with our export team against your shipment size |
The GSM band above matches our own published shoe-lining specification; it is not a fixed cambrella spec sheet, since cambrella is a trade term rather than one standard across mills. Confirm GSM, polymer and finish against your own requirement before ordering.
What determines cambrella fabric price for export to Sri Lanka
We don’t publish a fixed cambrella fabric price here, because landed cost in Colombo depends on variables that shift order to order. Polymer (PP vs nylon) is the biggest driver, followed by GSM and finish — a heavier, calendared, nylon-blend lining costs more per kilogram than a lightweight PP base. Order volume matters too: pricing improves at container-load quantities versus small trial orders. Freight and Incoterm structure (FOB vs CIF, port of loading, container size) add a separate cost layer that depends on your freight forwarder and current shipping-line rates, not the fabric itself. Share your target polymer, GSM, width and quantity with our export team for a current, order-specific quote.
Applications
- Footwear lining — inner shoe lining for comfort and moisture handling, see our nonwoven fabric for shoe components range and shoe component nonwoven fabric product
- Bag lining — interior lining layer for sewn bags and cases, related to our broader spunbond non woven fabric manufacturer range
- Garment lining components — where a soft lining rather than structural interlining is needed, see garment interlining nonwoven fabric
Exporting cambrella-type nonwoven lining fabric from India to Sri Lanka
Favourite Fab exports nonwoven fabric from India to Sri Lanka on established shipping routes, alongside our broader range for the market — see our non-woven fabric supplier for Sri Lanka hub for shipping and documentation across our full catalog. Exact port routing, transit time and import duty depend on your freight forwarder and consignee port, so confirm these with your customs broker at booking.
Pricing & MOQ
Cambrella-type nonwoven lining fabric is quoted per shipment against your confirmed polymer, GSM, finish and order volume — we offer competitive export pricing for Sri Lankan footwear, bag and garment manufacturers, with MOQ confirmed at quotation. Sample rolls can be arranged ahead of a bulk order so your team can test the material before committing to a full shipment. Email our export team or use the Request Sample link below to start that process.
Why source from Favourite Fab
Favourite Fab is an Agra, India-based nonwoven fabric manufacturer and IEC-registered exporter (IEC AABCF8351R), shipping to buyers across 30+ countries on 5 continents. Our manufacturing is ISO 9001:2015 certified, with OEKO-TEX Standard 100 documentation available on request — so Sri Lankan footwear, bag and garment manufacturers sourcing cambrella-type lining can use one accountable supplier for specification, documentation and logistics. See our export-quality non woven fabric manufacturer range for our full catalog.
FAQs
What is cambrella fabric made of?
Cambrella-type lining fabric is typically 100% polypropylene or nylon nonwoven, needle-punched or spunbond-based, then calendared for a smooth, wear-facing surface. PP is the common, lower-cost base for South Asian footwear and bag lining orders; nylon variants cost more but offer stronger moisture-wicking.
Is cambrella fabric the same as garment interlining?
No. Cambrella-type lining is soft and wear-facing, built for comfort and moisture handling. Garment interlining adds shape and body inside a garment panel instead — see our garment interlining guide if that’s what you need.
What GSM range is typical for cambrella-type shoe lining fabric?
Buyers commonly ask for a smooth PP or PET lining in the 30–60 GSM range — the same construction band our shoe components page publishes for standard inner lining — though heavier or nylon-based cambrella variants can run higher depending on the shoe category. Confirm the exact GSM against your own product spec before ordering.
What determines cambrella fabric price for export to Sri Lanka?
Polymer (PP vs nylon) is the biggest driver, followed by GSM, finish and order volume — container-load quantities price better per kilogram than small trial orders. Freight and Incoterm structure add a separate cost layer that depends on your freight forwarder and current shipping-line rates rather than the fabric itself. Share your target spec and quantity with our export team for a current quote.
Does Favourite Fab ship cambrella-type nonwoven lining fabric to Sri Lanka?
Yes, Favourite Fab exports nonwoven fabric from India to Sri Lanka on established shipping routes. Exact port routing, transit time and import duty depend on your freight forwarder and consignee port, so confirm these when booking.
What is the MOQ for cambrella fabric export orders, and can I get a sample first?
MOQ is confirmed against your specific polymer, GSM and finish at quotation. Sample rolls can be arranged ahead of a bulk purchase order so your team can test the material on your line before committing to a full shipment — use the Request Sample link on this page to start that process.
Is Cambrelle the same as cambrella fabric?
Cambrelle is a nylon footwear-lining trademark some buyers reference by name; cambrella is the generic trade spelling used across South Asian sourcing conversations for a similar category of nonwoven lining fabric, made in PP or nylon depending on the mill. Since construction varies by supplier under either spelling, confirm polymer, GSM and finish against your own spec rather than assuming a fixed standard.
Gaurav Garg
I'm Gaurav Garg, CEO of Favourite Fab, a company on a mission to revolutionize the nonwoven industry with sustainable practices. We work hand-in-hand with manufacturers and suppliers who share our commitment to eco-friendly production. With a deep interest in textile innovation, I'm passionate about educating consumers about sustainable material options and their potential to transform the nonwoven landscape.
