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Textiles & Clothing Finance
Textiles finance solutions to meet your needs
Growing a successful textiles and clothing business requires investment in the machinery which is essential to each stage of the production process.
With over 35 years of experience in helping business in this sector invest capital in assets, we can help you tailor a funding solution which meets your finance needs and gets you the equipment you need, quickly and easily.
By splitting the cost of expensive equipment purchases into a monthly repayment plan, asset finance stops you draining the cash reserves which are vital to running and growing your business.
Whether it’s cutting and sewing machines, digital printers, spinning, weaving or knitting machinery, materials, or just parts and add-ons for your existing equipment, we can fund it all, leaving you free to focus on powering productivity and expanding your business horizons.
We can help fund assets from £5,000 to £500,000 with repayment terms of two to five years. We’ll work with you to find a tailored textiles and clothing finance solution that works for the needs of your business.
- Apply direct online for an instant response
- Competitive financing terms
- Fast payments help you get your new asset working for your business
- Spread the cost of acquiring an asset and take control of your cash flow
- As textiles financec experts, we understand the needs of your business
Use our Asset Finance quote calculator
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How does Asset Finance work?
Apply online
Fill out our simple online application in just a few minutes to check your eligibility. We’ll provide you with an instant online decision and no hidden fees.
Accept our offer
If you accept our offer, you’re free to choose your new asset. We can typically pay your supplier within 24 hours of receiving your paperwork.
Use your asset
Take ownership of the asset at the end of your agreement with an Option to Purchase Fee. We’re on hand to help throughout the your agreement.
Case studies
Enterprise Finance Guarantee
“Hitachi Capital Business Finance helped secure funding under the Enterprise Finance Guarantee for a limited company that had just registered in August 2017. It would have been extremely difficult for the customer to access finance without the EFG. They turned the deal around quickly and everyone’s happy.”
John Hurst, Intermediary
Dash Components
"Hitachi Capital Business Finance provided a brilliant service because everything was done online and very transparent. I was particularly impressed with their customer service and it was Hitachi’s response time that stood out the most, I will definitely be coming back to finance future purchases.”
Christopher Maher, Dash Components
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We’re here to help answer any questions you might have.
For more information and to speak with one of our team members, please call, email us or complete the enquiry form and we'll get back to you within one working day.
Contact details
Phone: 01784 411 821
(Monday to Friday - 9am to 5pm)Email: Business.finance@hitachicapital.co.uk
Post:
Hitachi Capital Business Finance
Hitachi Capital House
Thorpe Road
Staines-upon-Thames
Surrey
TW18 3HP
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