Specializing in woven fabrics and marketed under the brand name of Multitex Fabrics, M. J. Textiles currently operates approximately 700 looms, which cover a wide spectrum of handlooms, power looms and shuttle less looms, in various cities of Pakistan. Starting with an installed capacity of 200 power looms, M. J. Textiles has rapidly expanded both horizontally and vertically, steadily adding machines for Jacquard, Dobby, Leno and Drobox shuttles with four-color options, and has also added products such as grey and dyed-yarn fabrics to its fast growing range of products. Its product range currently includes, but is not restricted to, fabrics such as plain, dobby-checks, satin weave, Jacquard with 2 and 3-beam options, and rangoli with tie-dye and other dyeing options.

Initially specializing in 100% cotton fabrics, M. J. Textiles has diversified its production line by introducing other types of
yarn, such as polyester, viscose, silk and fancy yarns, that are interwoven with cotton.

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Today, M. J. Textiles’ products are marketed to top-of-the-line wholesalers, garment manufacturers, boutiques and retail stores all over Pakistan, and to exporters, who ship consignments to countries across the globe, in particular the UK, the GCC countries, India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, and countries in Africa.

In 2006, a company with the name and style of Mansoor Bohri Textiles Limited was incorporated in Dubai, UAE, which trades in the entire range of products of M. J. Textiles.

M. J. Textiles launched its own chain of retail outlets in 1996, in various areas of the bustling metropolis of Karachi. Today, those stores purvey not only the company’s own brand, but also stock a wide range of other well-known brands of fabric to satisfy the needs of their demanding patrons. In spacious, well-lit premises, attentive sales staff are always at hand to serve and advise customers and display items from their well-stocked shelves.

Through the years, M. J. Textiles has introduced various innovations based on customer needs, tastes and preferences, such as having fabrics modified to incorporate hand and machine embroidery, screen-printing, block-printing, etc. These kinds of modification are exclusive to the M. J. Textiles’ retail chain, which is why more discerning customers prefer to shop in its retail outlets.

One aspect that is common to all the company’s operations is a strict quality assurance regimen to ensure that all products that bear the M. J. Textiles brand are worthy of the name. This results in the manufacture of top-of-the-line textiles that are in great demand by a fast-expanding and quality-conscious portfolio of customers.

Following the family tradition, R. Hassan Ali Traders’ operations grew steadily and rapidly, and very soon Rajab Ali Hassan Ali began to give serious consideration to the necessity of diversifying the business. This goal was made possible because his four sons, Hussain, Ali Akbar, Zainul Abedin and Mansoor, have all in turn joined the family business and today look after different aspects of its operations.

In the mid '80s, while specializing in the sale of 100% cotton fabrics, the business launched toll manufacturing operations under the brand name of Multitex Fabrics, with 50 power looms, providing its own specifications for yarn count and warp and weft, and supplying its own designs for manufacture.

Finally, in 1992, a company was registered, under the name and style of M. J. Textiles, to launch its own manufacturing operations.