OEM / ODM grounding textiles — Fujian, China
EarthingTek engineers silver-grid organic cotton and finished earthing products — fitted and flat sheets, pillowcases, blankets, mats, socks — for sleep, wellness and recovery brands across Europe and North America.
New material · 80/20 series
Our standard cloth is 95% organic cotton with a 5% silver grid. The new 80/20 series lifts silver content to 20% — a denser conductive lattice for brands that need lower surface resistance, a cooler hand feel, or a stronger technical claim on pack.
The range
95/5 cotton-silver · Twin to California King
Single to super king · reactive dyed
50×75 cm and 55×95 cm · snap cord
Throw 50×60″ and full 60×80″ · 15 ft cord
Desk, floor and bedside formats
Conductive sole · pairs with coil cord
The material
A grounding textile is only as good as its conductive path. Both of our cloths use a continuous woven silver lattice — never a printed or coated stripe — so contact stays uniform across the whole sleeping surface.
The volume cloth. 95% GOTS-certified organic cotton woven with a 5% pure silver grid — soft, breathable and proven across hundreds of thousands of consumer washes.
The technical cloth. 80% organic cotton with 20% pure silver — roughly four times the conductive content, for brands that need lower surface resistance as a verifiable claim.
Pure silver yarn only — never nickel, copper sulphide or silver-coated polyester passed off as “silver”.
Every cord carries a 100 kΩ resistor. US Type B, EU Type F, UK Type G and AU Type I adapters available.
Woven, not coated — it does not flake or rinse away at 40 °C. Bleach and softener remain the enemy.
Why brands work with us
Conductive fabric processing and cut-and-sew under one roof. One accountable partner for the part that usually fails — the seam, the snap, the cord.
Material composition, fabric weight, care instructions and safety resistor specification issued with every order — formatted for your importer, not scribbled on a packing list.
Type B, F, G and I safety adapters, plus grounding rods and testers — so a US, EU, UK or AU launch ships with the plug that market actually uses.
Private label from a physical sample. Colour, size, fabric weight, stitching, labels and retail packaging defined before a single bulk metre is cut.
How an order runs
Product, market, target price, packaging. We tell you what is realistic before quoting.
Material and construction sample built against your spec, with the cord and adapter for your market.
You test fit, feel and conductivity. We adjust weight, colour or stitching until it is signable.
Bulk cutting, sewing and hardware assembly with in-line checks at fabric, seam and final stages.
Final inspection, retail packaging, documentation pack and export booking.
The company
Founded in 2024 and based in Minhou, Fujian, EarthingTek is a focused team of more than fifty people working on one product family: conductive textiles that connect a body to the earth.
Minhou, Fujian — cut & sew
Private label
Most factories hand you a poly bag and a wish. We build the sellable unit: your label, your hangtag, your carton marks, your barcode.
Buyer questions
Straight answers to the four things sourcing managers raise on the first call.
Our cords are built with a 100 kΩ resistor, which limits current to a level that cannot harm a person even if a fault occurs in the home wiring. The product itself uses no electricity and draws no power. It still depends on a correctly grounded outlet — which is why we supply an outlet tester and recommend testing before first use.
No. Grounding textiles are passive conductive surfaces. They consume no power, generate no field, and simply provide a path to the earth through the outlet's ground pin. Many buyers position them as a way to reduce static and body charge, not as an EMF-shielding product.
Use a grounding rod driven into soil outside, connected through the cord. We supply rods and outlet testers alongside the textile range, and we can bundle them into your retail kit so the end customer is not left with a product that cannot be connected.
The silver is a woven yarn, not a surface coating, so it does not flake or rinse away. What damages it is chemistry: bleach, fabric softener, whitening detergents and oil-based additives (lavender, coconut) tarnish the silver over time. Wash at 40 °C with liquid detergent, tumble low or line dry, and conductivity holds through normal use.
Next step
A reference photo, a target price and a market is enough to start. You will get an honest answer on material, minimum quantity and what we would change — usually within two working days.
