Textile Factory Wholesale 190T 210T Polyester Taffeta Fabric for Suit Inner Lining Fabric

Product Overview

This 100% polyester taffeta fabric is a lightweight woven material available in 190T, 210T, and other density options. Its smooth surface, low weight, and flexible construction make it especially suitable for suit linings, garment linings, and other applications where a light fabric layer is required.

Buyers can order plain-dyed polyester taffeta or request silver, PA, PU, or PVC-coated constructions. Available finishes can be evaluated for bags, luggage, bedding, home textiles, sofa-related components, and other project-specific uses.

The required color, coating, functional performance, usable width, and final construction should be confirmed during quotation and sampling. Features such as waterproofing, flame retardancy, anti-static performance, tear resistance, and shrink resistance may depend on the selected finish and must not be assumed to apply equally to every version.

Product Specifications

Specification	Available Information
Product Name	Custom Colors 100% Polyester Taffeta Fabric
Fabric Type	Polyester taffeta fabric; coated polyester taffeta; waterproof taffeta fabric options
Composition	100% polyester
Construction / Density	190T, 210T, and other densities available on request
Weight	45–60 gsm
Width	Source-listed ranges: 57–67 inches and 150–170 cm
Width Confirmation	The two source-listed ranges are not exact equivalents at the lower end. Confirm the required usable or cuttable width before ordering.
Color	Custom colors according to the buyer’s requirements
Dyeing and Finish Options	Plain dyed; silver, PA, PU, or PVC coated
Source-Described Features	Waterproof, flame retardant, anti-static, tear-resistant, and shrink-resistant
Main Applications	Suit and garment linings, bags, bedding, home textiles, sofa-related components, luggage, and other suitable products
MOQ	2,000 meters per color
Lab-Dip Time	Normally 3–5 days
Plain-Color Approval Sample	Normally 7–10 days
Bulk-Production Lead Time	3–20 days
Monthly Production Capacity	More than 3 million meters
Maximum Daily Output	Up to 150,000 meters
Standard Packaging	Rolls of 50, 100, or 200 meters
Custom Packaging	Available according to the buyer’s requirements
Usual Container Quantity	Approximately 200,000 meters per 20GP and 380,000 meters per 40GP
Payment Terms	T/T 30% advance payment; T/T 70% upon receipt of the copy of the bill of lading
OEM Support	Available according to project requirements; logo customization feasibility should be confirmed
Unit Conversion	1 yard = 0.9144 meter
Experience	More than 10 years in polyester taffeta, satin, Oxford fabric, and related products
Market Experience	The source reports high customer satisfaction in Middle Eastern, South American, and European markets

Container loading quantities are usual reference figures rather than guaranteed totals. Actual loading depends on fabric width, weight, roll length, coating, core dimensions, and packaging method.

Material, Construction, Appearance, and Hand Feel

The fabric is made from 100% polyester and supplied in lightweight 45–60 gsm constructions. The available 190T and 210T density ratings indicate tightly constructed taffeta options that can provide a smooth surface and a clean appearance for garment and product linings.

The exact yarn denier and warp-and-weft construction are not provided in the source information. Buyers requiring a specific tensile strength, tear strength, seam performance, opacity, or hand feel should confirm the detailed construction and approve a physical sample before bulk production.

Plain-dyed versions are suitable when color, low weight, and a smooth lining surface are the main priorities. Coating can change the fabric’s stiffness, surface feel, drape, opacity, water resistance, and sewing behavior:

• PA coating may be considered for projects requiring a light coated finish.
• PU coating may be evaluated where water resistance and a particular hand feel are required.
• PVC coating generally creates a more substantial coated structure, but the exact performance and flexibility depend on the requested specification.
• Silver coating can provide a distinctive backing or surface effect; its intended side, appearance, and functional purpose should be confirmed during sampling.

These descriptions explain the available finish categories and do not constitute a guaranteed performance grade. Request the relevant technical specification and test method when a measurable result is required.

Key Product Features

Lightweight and Comfortable for Linings

At 45–60 gsm, this polyester taffeta adds relatively little weight to a finished garment. Its smooth texture can help the garment slide more easily over inner layers and can support a clean internal appearance in suits, jackets, coats, skirts, and dresses.

For close-to-skin garments or warm-weather programs, buyers should evaluate breathability, static behavior, noise, and hand feel through sampling because these characteristics can vary with density and coating.

Durable Polyester Construction

The source describes the fabric as durable, tear-resistant, and shrink-resistant. Its tightly woven taffeta construction is intended to provide practical serviceability for linings and lightweight fabricated products.

No quantified tear, tensile, abrasion, puncture, or shrinkage result is supplied. Projects with specific performance requirements should establish an acceptance standard and request testing before production approval.

Custom Colors and Multiple Finishes

Colors can be developed according to customer requirements. Plain-dyed fabric and silver, PA, PU, or PVC-coated options allow buyers to adjust appearance and performance for different products.

A lab dip should be approved under the intended lighting conditions. For critical color programs, confirm the color standard, tolerance, finish, face side, and bulk shade-control requirements before production.

Functional Options

The source lists waterproof, flame-retardant, anti-static, tear-resistant, and shrink-resistant features. These properties may require different finishes, constructions, or test standards and should therefore be treated as specification-dependent options.

Buyers should identify the required performance level before sampling. For example, “waterproof” should be linked to an agreed test method and value, while flame-retardant and anti-static requirements should identify the destination market, end-product category, and applicable standard.

Detailed Applications and Use Cases

Suit and Tailored-Garment Linings

Suit inner lining is the primary recommended application. The lightweight construction helps preserve the outer garment’s silhouette without adding unnecessary bulk, while the smooth surface can make jackets and trousers easier to put on and remove.

The fabric may be evaluated for:

• Suit jackets and blazers
• Waistcoats and tailored trousers
• Coats and lightweight outerwear
• Skirts and dresses requiring an internal lining
• Uniforms and coordinated garment programs

For premium tailoring, buyers should approve the hand feel, surface sound, static behavior, seam slippage, opacity, and interaction with the outer fabric. A plain-dyed 190T or 210T construction may suit general lining programs, while the final density should be selected according to the garment’s quality level and expected wear.

General Garment Linings

Custom colors make the fabric suitable for tonal linings, contrast linings, and coordinated private-label collections. It can be used to conceal internal seams, improve the appearance of the garment interior, reduce direct contact with rougher shell materials, or provide an extra lightweight layer.

Coated versions can feel firmer and less breathable than plain-dyed versions. Buyers should therefore avoid selecting a coating solely from its name and should compare samples based on the required drape, comfort, opacity, and sewing performance.

Bags and Luggage

Plain-dyed or coated polyester taffeta can be considered for bag linings, luggage linings, internal dividers, pockets, drawstring components, protective covers, and packaging bags.

The 45–60 gsm weight is relatively light. For outer bag shells, load-bearing panels, high-abrasion zones, or areas near hardware, buyers should evaluate whether reinforcement, lamination, backing, or a heavier alternative construction is required. Waterproof performance also depends on the coating specification, seams, needle holes, and final product design.

Bedding and Home Textiles

The fabric can be evaluated for lightweight bedding components, internal layers, backing materials, protective covers, decorative elements, and other home-textile constructions.

Because coated and uncoated versions can differ noticeably in sound, softness, air permeability, and care behavior, buyers should test the selected construction in the complete product rather than approving it only as a loose fabric swatch.

Sofa and Upholstery-Related Components

For sofa products, this lightweight taffeta is more naturally suited to internal linings, dust covers, backing, concealed panels, protective layers, or decorative components than to exposed, high-abrasion upholstery surfaces.

Use as an exposed sofa fabric should be considered conditional unless the required abrasion, seam, flame-retardancy, and durability standards are confirmed through testing.

Conditional Functional Applications

Waterproof, flame-retardant, or anti-static versions may be considered for specialized products only after the buyer specifies the applicable test standard and target performance. A finish described for one sample should not be assumed to satisfy the legal or technical requirements of every garment, bag, bedding, or home-textile market.

Design and Manufacturing Considerations

Coating Selection

PA, PU, PVC, and silver coatings can produce different levels of stiffness, opacity, surface character, and water resistance. The coating type, coating amount, face and reverse sides, required hand feel, and intended performance should be confirmed during development.

Cutting and Sewing

Lightweight taffeta is generally straightforward to cut and sew, but production settings should be established through a trial. Buyers and factories should consider:

• A fine needle appropriate for lightweight woven polyester
• Suitable thread size and stitch density
• Seam-slippage and puckering trials
• Edge control where the cut fabric may fray
• Overlocking, binding, or another suitable edge finish
• Reinforcement at load-bearing points in bags and luggage
• Seam sealing where the finished product requires water resistance

Needle size, thread, stitch density, and edge-finishing recommendations should be finalized by the garment or product factory after testing the approved bulk construction.

Color and Finish Approval

Lab dips normally require 3–5 days, while approval samples for plain colors normally require 7–10 days. The buyer should provide a physical color standard, Pantone reference, or other agreed color target and confirm the required viewing conditions.

Coated samples should be approved for both color and finish because the coating may affect shade, gloss, opacity, stiffness, and surface appearance.

Performance and Care Testing

The source does not provide a washing instruction or quantified test result. Before assigning a care label or making a performance claim, buyers should evaluate the final specification for dimensional stability, colorfastness, coating adhesion, seam performance, shrinkage, and other requirements relevant to the finished product.

Customization, Sampling, and Bulk Ordering

Color and OEM Customization

Colors can be produced according to customer requirements. OEM service is available subject to the project, and logo customization can be discussed. Buyers should clarify whether the logo is required on the fabric, selvedge, printed surface, label, roll packaging, or another component because feasibility and MOQ may differ.

Minimum Order Quantity

The standard MOQ is 2,000 meters per color. Requirements involving multiple colors, coatings, special performance finishes, custom packaging, or logo development should be confirmed separately.

Sampling Schedule

• Lab dip: normally 3–5 days
• Plain-color approval sample: normally 7–10 days
• Sample MOQ: not stated; confirm with FabricsTrades
• Special coating or functional sample time: confirm according to the requested specification

Bulk Production and Capacity

Bulk production normally takes 3–20 days. The exact schedule depends on order quantity, color count, construction, coating, finishing, approval timing, and production-line availability.

The source states a monthly production capacity of more than 3 million meters and a maximum daily output of up to 150,000 meters.

Packaging and Container Loading

Standard roll lengths are 50, 100, or 200 meters. Other packing arrangements can be developed according to buyer requirements.

Usual reference loading quantities are:

• 20GP: approximately 200,000 meters
• 40GP: approximately 380,000 meters

Final loading quantities should be recalculated using the approved fabric width, weight, coating, roll length, core, and packaging specification.

Pricing and Payment

Pricing is determined according to the required quality and order quantity. The source online pricing is divided into three quantity brackets, with more favorable unit pricing at higher quantities. The final quotation may also vary with color, coating, functional finish, width, packaging, testing, and documentation requirements.

Payment terms are T/T 30% as advance payment and T/T 70% upon receipt of the copy of the bill of lading.

For quantity conversion, 1 yard equals 0.9144 meter.

Factory Visits

Factory visits are welcome. Pickup from the airport or railway station can be discussed when arranging the visit in advance.

FabricsTrades Sourcing and Development Support

FabricsTrades is located in Wujiang District, Suzhou, within one of the world’s most concentrated textile manufacturing regions. Alongside its own manufacturing capabilities, the company works with specialized weaving, dyeing, printing, coating, finishing, and garment-support resources in the surrounding supply chain.

This regional access allows the team to help buyers compare 190T, 210T, and other constructions; evaluate plain-dyed and coated alternatives; develop custom colors; and discuss application-specific finishing or packaging.

The source states more than 10 years of experience with polyester taffeta, satin, Oxford fabric, and related products, with customer experience across the Middle East, South America, and Europe. If this standard taffeta does not fully meet the project requirements, FabricsTrades can evaluate alternative constructions, finishes, colors, or sourcing routes. Feasibility should be confirmed through quotation and sampling.

2024–2026 Fabric Regulations & Compliance Update

Coated and waterproof textile programs can involve finishing chemistries that are regulated differently according to the destination market and finished-product category. The presence of a PA, PU, PVC, silver, waterproof, flame-retardant, or anti-static finish does not by itself prove compliance with any regulation.

Buyers supplying apparel, accessories, bags, footwear, or other consumer textiles to the European Union may need to review the EU REACH PFHxA Restriction. Requirements and application dates vary by product category. For coated or water-resistant programs, confirm the finishing chemistry, applicable restricted-substance limits, testing scope, and documentation before bulk production.

Buyers placing apparel, bags, backpacks, bedding, upholstery, or other textile articles on the California market should review the California AB 1817 PFAS Textile Ban. The law covers multiple textile categories and regulates intentionally added PFAS as well as specified fluorine thresholds. Confirm the current legal scope and required evidence for the finished article.

Requirements can change according to the destination, date of sale, product category, coating, finish, and retailer program. If a specific standard applies, communicate it before sampling and quotation. Available supporting documents may depend on the final specification, production batch, and testing request. Contact FabricsTrades to discuss available test reports, certificates, declarations, technical data sheets, traceability information, chemical documentation, or third-party testing support.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does it take to finish a lab dip?

A lab dip normally takes 3–5 days. A plain-color approval sample normally takes 7–10 days.

Can you provide OEM service?

Yes. OEM service is available according to the project requirements. Logo customization can be discussed, but the intended logo location, method, quantity, and product specification should be confirmed first.

What is your production capacity?

With advanced equipment and coordinated production, the stated monthly capacity is more than 3 million meters. Maximum daily output can reach 150,000 meters.

What is the delivery time?

Bulk production normally takes 3–20 days. The confirmed lead time depends on the quantity, number of colors, finish, coating, sample approval, and current production schedule.

May I visit your factory?

Yes. Factory visits are welcome, and pickup from the airport or railway station can be arranged by prior agreement.

How is the product price determined?

The price depends on the required quality and quantity. The online unit price uses three quantity brackets, and larger quantities normally receive more favorable unit pricing. Coating, finish, color, width, packaging, testing, and documentation can also affect the final quotation.

How long is one yard of fabric?

One yard equals 0.9144 meter.

What is the difference between 190T and 210T polyester taffeta?

They are different fabric-density options. The exact yarn denier and warp-and-weft construction are not stated in the source, so buyers should request the detailed specification and compare samples when density affects opacity, hand feel, strength, or price.

Is every version of this polyester taffeta waterproof?

No. Waterproofing is a source-listed feature, but actual performance depends on the selected coating, construction, test method, and final product seams. State the required waterproof standard before sampling.

Is this fabric suitable for suit linings?

Yes. Its lightweight 45–60 gsm construction, smooth surface, custom colors, and 190T or 210T density options make it particularly relevant for suit and garment linings. Sampling is recommended to confirm hand feel, static behavior, opacity, and compatibility with the outer fabric.

Can this lightweight taffeta be used for bags, luggage, or sofas?

It can be used for linings, internal panels, backing, dust covers, and other lightweight components. High-abrasion surfaces or load-bearing areas may require reinforcement, backing, a heavier fabric, or verified performance testing.

Request a Quote or Sample

To receive an accurate quotation or sample recommendation, provide:

• Intended garment, bag, luggage, bedding, sofa, or home-textile application
• Required density, including 190T, 210T, or another construction
• Required weight and usable width
• Color standard and number of colors
• Plain-dyed, silver, PA, PU, or PVC-coated finish
• Required waterproof, flame-retardant, anti-static, tear, shrinkage, or other performance standard
• Quantity per color and total order quantity
• Roll length and packaging requirements
• Destination country and market
• Required test reports, certificates, declarations, or chemical documentation
• Target sample and bulk-delivery dates

Contact FabricsTrades to request a quotation, lab dip, approval sample, available technical information, supporting documents, third-party testing assistance, or an evaluation of a custom polyester taffeta specification.