Welcome to C A Boyle Textiles Pty Ltd Constant Wholesale Textile Trading in Australia since 1951 We are a family run company over 50 years old, supplying Dress & Craft Fabrics to the Wholesale Trade & Retail Shops thru out Australia. Stock lines include: Polycotton Poplin, Unbleached Calico, Craft Calico, Cotton Drill, Homespun, Cotton Lawn, Cotton Poplin, Cotton Voile, Cheesecloth, Muslin, Flannelette, Polar Fleece, Batiste Lawn, Broidery Anglaise, Feather Soft, Gingham, Printed Cotton, Printed Polycotton. The Company started as Boyle Ryan Pty Ltd trading from 1951 to 2004, C.A Boyle Pty Ltd was formed in 1962, in 2005 we amended our trading name to C.A Boyle Textiles Pty Ltd. Post Second World War textiles were in short supply, the years 1946/47/48 were a recovery period for textile mills in England, India, Japan & USA, demand out stripped supply. Australian purchases pre the war being mainly from England, India & USA. We followed the supply chain according to cost from Japan to Korea, Taiwan, Eastern European countries, Romania, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Portugal then early 1960's to China through to current 2009.  Boyle Ryan Pty Ltd due to family reasons became C.A Boyle Pty Ltd, then to C.A Boyle Textiles Pty Ltd. Our textile business has always been based on close co-operation with our customer's requirements, (buy what the customer wants, not what we like) liaising on a regular seasonal bases in regards to the wanted items of the season, always to be on the fringe of fashion as far as colour & design, our pricing policy is aimed at leaving a good margin for our buyer, thus enabling them to expect a good return from goods purchased. Finally to keep within our area of trade endeavoring to satisfy our regular clients to the best of our ability & at all times ever mindful & grateful for the support of our regular customers. It has been a great advantage being a family & friend's company throughout the entire 58 year period of trade, without this benefit & incentive remaining viable in the textile industry would have been most difficult. The third generation of family members are carrying the textile business into the future to knows where? |
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