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A Chinese textile manufacturer specializing in colored yarn and cotton-related production.

Last updated October 9, 2026

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Overview

Huafu Fashion is a Chinese textile company focused on the production and processing of colored yarn and related cotton materials. The business was established in 2000 under the name Huafu Color Textile and later adopted the Huafu Fashion name on October 12, 2017. Although its English-language branding uses the word “Fashion,” the company is primarily an upstream textile manufacturer rather than a consumer apparel label: its activities are connected to yarn production, textile manufacturing, cotton procurement, and related industrial operations. The company is registered in Anhui Province and has developed an operating structure that includes production and subsidiary activities in several locations. Its expansion has included operations associated with Shaoxing and Aksu, reflecting a geographically distributed manufacturing and raw-material network. In 2013, Huafu invested in a new industrial park and upgraded its manufacturing lines at a new site in the Huaibei Economic Development Zone. This investment formed part of the company’s effort to improve production capacity and manufacturing infrastructure. Huafu Fashion is a publicly traded company identified by stock code 002042. Its corporate development has therefore combined industrial expansion with the reporting and governance requirements of a listed enterprise. The company’s business is positioned within the textile supply chain, where color consistency, yarn quality, production scale, and access to cotton inputs are important competitive factors. Its products and operations are relevant to downstream fabric and apparel manufacturers rather than being principally sold to end consumers under a fashion retail proposition. The company’s recent corporate profile has also been shaped by its Xinjiang-related cotton activities and resulting trade restrictions. On December 4, 2024, Huafu Fashion established a wholly owned company in Xinjiang whose stated areas of activity included cotton production, processing, and acquisition. In January 2025, Huafu Fashion and 25 subsidiaries were placed on a United States import-restriction list under the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act. This development materially affected the company’s international trade profile and became a significant regulatory and reputational issue associated with the brand. Huafu Fashion remains an active Chinese textile enterprise, with its identity rooted in industrial yarn and cotton-related manufacturing. Publicly available reference material provides limited detail about its consumer-facing brands, senior leadership, revenue, ownership structure, and current international sales mix; those fields are therefore left unspecified here.

History

Huafu Fashion was created in 2000 as Huafu Color Textile. The company developed as a textile manufacturer rather than as a conventional fashion retailer or apparel brand, concentrating on colored yarn and related industrial production. Its position in the textile supply chain connects it with fabric and garment manufacturers that use yarn as an upstream input. The company is registered in Anhui Province and subsequently established subsidiaries or operating entities in multiple locations, including Shaoxing and Aksu. This geographic expansion gave Huafu access to additional manufacturing locations and supported the development of a broader production network. The available reference material does not provide a complete chronology of each subsidiary’s creation or a detailed account of the company’s ownership and management structure. In 2013, Huafu invested in a new industrial park and improved its manufacturing line at a new location in the Huaibei Economic Development Zone. The project represented an important manufacturing and infrastructure step, strengthening the company’s production base and supporting its industrial expansion. The investment also reflected the capital-intensive nature of textile manufacturing, where plant capacity and process equipment are central to competitiveness. Huafu Color Textile later changed its corporate name to Huafu Fashion on October 12, 2017. The new name broadened the company’s outward identity, but the company continued to operate primarily as an upstream textile producer. Its principal relevance remained the manufacture of colored yarn and the management of cotton and textile-related production activities. Huafu Fashion is publicly traded under stock code 002042. Reference material identifies the company with the Shenzhen Stock Exchange. The company’s listed status places its development within China’s public capital markets, although the available sources here do not provide sufficient information to summarize its financial performance, market capitalization, dividend history, or investor-relations strategy. A further phase in the company’s development involved expansion into Xinjiang cotton activities. On December 4, 2024, Huafu Fashion established a wholly owned company in Xinjiang that focused on cotton production, processing, and acquisition, among other projects. In January 2025, the United States banned imports from Huafu Fashion and 25 of its subsidiaries under the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act. The action made the company subject to a significant trade and compliance restriction and placed its Xinjiang-related operations at the center of international scrutiny. The available reference material confirms that Huafu Fashion remains active, but it does not establish a full current account of its product portfolio, executive team, facilities, revenue, ownership, or responses to the U.S. action. Those areas require additional authoritative sourcing before they can be described in greater detail.

  • 2025

    U.S. import restrictions imposed

    [1]

    Huafu Fashion and 25 subsidiaries were banned from importing into the United States under the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act.

  • 2024

    Xinjiang cotton subsidiary established

    [1]

    On December 4, Huafu Fashion created a wholly owned Xinjiang company covering cotton production, processing, acquisition, and related activities.

  • 2017

    Name changed to Huafu Fashion

    [1]

    On October 12, 2017, the company changed its name from Huafu Color Textile to Huafu Fashion.

  • 2013

    Industrial park and manufacturing-line investment

    [1]

    Huafu invested in a new industrial park and upgraded its manufacturing line in the Huaibei Economic Development Zone.

  • 2000

    Company established as Huafu Color Textile

    [1]

    The textile manufacturer was created under the name Huafu Color Textile.

Products and positioning

An upstream, industrial-scale textile manufacturer centered on colored yarn, cotton sourcing, and integrated production capabilities.

  • Textile yarn

    Colored yarn

    Colored yarn is the company’s central textile offering and is used as an upstream input by fabric and apparel manufacturers. The product category depends on consistent coloration, yarn quality, and industrial-scale manufacturing processes. Available reference material identifies Huafu Fashion with colored-textile production but does not provide a complete technical specification or detailed range by fiber, count, or end use.

  • Cotton and textile materials

    Cotton-related products and services

    Huafu Fashion’s operations include cotton-related production, processing, and acquisition activities. These activities support the company’s position within an integrated textile supply chain and provide access to raw materials used in yarn manufacturing. The available sources do not specify the full commercial product range or the proportion of cotton-related activities in the company’s overall business.

Controversies

  • 2025

    U.S. restrictions under the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act

    In January 2025, the United States banned imports from Huafu Fashion and 25 subsidiaries under the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act. The restriction followed the company’s establishment of a Xinjiang cotton-focused wholly owned company in December 2024 and created significant regulatory, supply-chain, and reputational implications.

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Brand decisions

  • 2024

    Expansion into Xinjiang cotton activitiesStrategy

    Background

    Huafu pursued additional involvement in cotton production and upstream raw-material activities.

    Action taken

    On December 4, 2024, the company established a wholly owned company in Xinjiang for cotton production, processing, acquisition, and related projects.

    Aftermath

    The move preceded U.S. import restrictions affecting Huafu Fashion and 25 subsidiaries in January 2025.

  • 2017

    Corporate name rebrandingStrategy

    Background

    The company operated under the Huafu Color Textile name after its establishment in 2000.

    Action taken

    On October 12, 2017, it adopted the name Huafu Fashion.

    Aftermath

    The company continued to operate as a textile manufacturer under the new corporate identity.

  • 2013

    Expand and upgrade manufacturing infrastructureStrategy

    Background

    The company pursued additional industrial capacity and modernization of its production base.

    Action taken

    Huafu invested in a new industrial park and improved its manufacturing line in the Huaibei Economic Development Zone.

    Aftermath

    The investment strengthened the company’s manufacturing infrastructure, although the available source does not quantify its production or financial effects.

Recent events

  • Reported

    Huafu Fashion reports first-half results[2]

    Huafu Fashion disclosed its half-year report, reporting revenue of 8.555 billion yuan and net profit attributable to shareholders of 302 million yuan, compared with a loss in the same period last year.

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