50D*75D 96%polyester 4%spandex stretch satin fabric for lingerie

Product Overview

This 50D*75D polyester-spandex stretch satin is designed primarily for lingerie and other garments that require a smooth, lustrous surface with added flexibility. The 96% polyester and 4% spandex blend is described as lightweight, comfortable, durable, and easy to maintain.

Product photographs show a polished satin appearance, fluid folds, and colors ranging from soft neutrals and pastels to vivid fashion shades. Because the page does not publish the fabric’s weight, width, stretch percentage, opacity, or exact construction, buyers should approve a physical sample and confirm these specifications before bulk production.

Product Specifications

Material, Construction, Appearance, and Hand Feel

The confirmed 50D*75D yarn specification is combined with 96% polyester and 4% spandex. The polyester component supports the durability and easy-maintenance qualities described on the product page, while the spandex provides flexibility for close-fitting or movement-sensitive garment designs.

The satin surface gives the fabric its elegant sheen and smooth visual character. Product images show soft-looking folds and a fluid presentation, but the exact drape, hand feel, thickness, and opacity should be evaluated using the selected production color and finish.

The exact weave construction, fabric weight, usable width, stretch direction, stretch percentage, and recovery performance are not stated. These details should be included in the quotation or sample-approval process when they affect pattern dimensions, fit, yield, or garment performance.

Key Product Features

• Stretch satin character: Combines a polished satin appearance with the flexibility required by many lingerie silhouettes.
• Lightweight comfort: The source describes the fabric as lightweight and comfortable for lingerie.
• Polyester-spandex durability: The blend is promoted as durable and able to withstand normal wear, without specifying a laboratory grade.
• Easy maintenance: The original page describes the fabric as easy to clean and maintain. Final care instructions should be established through garment and fabric testing.
• Color and design flexibility: Customer colors are accepted, and the fabric is described as suitable for dyeing and printing. Lab dips, print trials, and colorfastness approval are recommended.
• Flexible sourcing: Spot supply and custom orders are accepted. Express and sea freight are listed, while stock status and expedited-shipping feasibility should be confirmed for the selected color and quantity.

Detailed Applications and Use Cases

Lingerie, Slips, and Camisoles

Lingerie is the primary stated application. The satin sheen can create a refined appearance for slips, camisoles, chemises, tap shorts, and decorative panels, while the spandex content can provide greater freedom of movement than a comparable non-stretch satin.

For close-fitting garments, buyers should confirm stretch direction, recovery, dimensional stability, and seam performance before grading patterns. Opacity varies with color, weight, and construction, so pale shades or coverage-sensitive styles may require lining.

Sleepwear and Robes

The lightweight character and smooth visual surface may suit nightdresses, pajama details, dressing gowns, and robes designed around flowing silhouettes. The sheen can support both everyday and premium-looking sleepwear collections.

Sample the fabric in the intended garment length to assess drape, static behavior, seam puckering, and comfort against the skin. Care-label instructions should be based on the final color, finish, trims, and garment construction.

Bridal and Occasion Lingerie

The page’s wedding and bridal tag supports consideration for bridal slips, bridal lingerie, robes, getting-ready garments, and satin accents. Soft neutrals, ivory tones, pastels, and custom colors can be developed through lab dips.

Color approval is particularly important for bridal programs because small shade differences may become visible beside lace, lining, mesh, embroidery, or other satin components. Buyers should confirm opacity and color matching under the lighting conditions used for photography, retail display, or ceremonies.

Structured or Supportive Lingerie

The fabric may be used as an outer fashion layer, cup covering, panel, or trim in more structured lingerie. However, the published information does not establish compression, power, or structural-support performance.

Bras, corsetry, shapewear, or other supportive products may require compatible lining, power mesh, stabilizers, elastic, or reinforced seam construction. Prototype testing is recommended before assigning the fabric a load-bearing role.

Dresses, Costumes, and Fashion Garments

Dresses, costumes, garments, and wedding or bridal products appear in the page tags. The lustrous surface and flowing appearance may suit slip dresses, bias-inspired silhouettes, costume panels, garment linings, ruffles, gathered details, and decorative accents.

These should be treated as secondary or conditional applications. Confirm the required body, opacity, abrasion resistance, seam stability, and stretch recovery through sampling. The available information does not establish suitability for compression activewear, swimwear, or other technically demanding uses.

Design and Manufacturing Considerations

• Stretch and pattern engineering: Confirm stretch direction, stretch percentage, recovery, and relaxation before calculating negative ease or pattern dimensions.
• Opacity and lining: Review each approved color over the intended skin tone, lining, foam, or underlayer. Pale colors may require additional coverage.
• Cutting direction: A lustrous satin face can reflect light differently when panels are reversed. Keep garment pieces in a consistent directional layout unless intentional shading is part of the design.
• Needle, thread, and tension: Conduct a sewing trial to select an appropriate fine needle, thread, stitch type, and machine tension. Check for needle marking, skipped stitches, puckering, and seam damage.
• Seams and edges: Test seam slippage and edge behavior. Use overlocking, narrow hemming, binding, or another suitable finish if the cut edge frays or distorts.
• Support components: For bras, corsetry, or fitted lingerie, evaluate compatibility with linings, elastics, meshes, lace, foam, boning, and reinforcement materials.
• Color and print approval: The page describes the fabric as dyeable and printable. Confirm the proposed process with a lab dip, strike-off, or printed sample and approve shade, penetration, hand feel, and colorfastness before bulk production.
• Performance testing: Depending on the end use and market, buyers may need to evaluate dimensional change, colorfastness, pilling, snagging, abrasion, seam strength, stretch recovery, restricted substances, and wash performance.
• Care labeling: “Easy to clean” is a descriptive source claim, not a specified care method. Establish the final care label after testing the finished fabric and complete garment.

Customization, Sampling, and Bulk Ordering

Spot supply and custom orders are accepted. Customer-selected colors can be developed, and the source describes dyeing, printing, OEM service, and logo customization as available. Confirm whether a requested logo treatment applies to the fabric, product, label, or packaging and whether it is technically feasible.

A free A4 reference sample is stated as available. Confirm sample availability, courier charges, sample payment arrangements, and whether the sample represents current bulk production.

For plain colors, lab dips normally require 3–5 days, followed by approximately 7–10 days for an approval sample. Buyers should provide a physical color standard, Pantone reference, or other agreed target and approve the result before production.

The published page contains two lead-time statements:

• Normally 15–20 days after the down payment is ready and the lab dip is confirmed.
• 3–20 days for mass production.

The final schedule should therefore be confirmed in the quotation according to stock status, color, finish, quantity, production route, sample approval, and shipping method.

Monthly production capacity is stated as more than 3 million meters. MOQ is not published and should be confirmed separately for spot stock, custom colors, printing, OEM work, or other developments.

Pricing depends on the required functions or specification, quantity, and quality level. The page describes three quantity-based pricing tiers, with larger orders receiving more favorable pricing.

For large orders, first-time clients normally pay 30% by T/T as a down payment and 70% before shipping. L/C may be considered for repeat clients. T/T and L/C at sight are generally accepted, while other terms may be negotiated in advance.

Express and sea freight are available. Confirm shipping cost, packing method, roll length, labels, export marks, dispatch date, and required documentation before placing the order.

FabricsTrades Sourcing and Development Support

FabricsTrades is located in Wujiang District, Suzhou, at the center of a major textile manufacturing cluster. In addition to operating its own stretch-fabric manufacturing capabilities, the company works with nearby weaving, knitting, dyeing, printing, coating, finishing, and garment-support facilities.

If this standard 50D*75D, 96% polyester / 4% spandex stretch satin does not fully meet a project requirement, the team can help evaluate alternative colors, constructions, finishes, specifications, or development routes. Availability and feasibility depend on the requested performance, quantity, destination market, testing requirements, and production schedule.

Factory visits are welcome, and airport or railway-station pickup is described as available. Coordinate the visit and pickup details with FabricsTrades in advance.

2024–2026 Fabric Regulations & Compliance Update

Lingerie and fashion garments made from this polyester-spandex satin may be subject to different chemical, labeling, traceability, and product-documentation requirements according to the destination market, garment category, color, print, finish, and date of sale.

• ESPR & Digital Product Passport: Buyers placing textile or apparel products on the EU market may need increasingly detailed product, material, process, and supply-chain information. Confirm what composition records, traceability data, substances-of-concern information, and conformity documents your program requires.
• Global Textile Compliance 2024–2026: This resource provides broader context for evolving restricted-substance and textile-product requirements across major markets. Applicable rules depend on the destination, intended use, final garment, and production specification.

These resources do not prove that this fabric is certified or compliant with any specific regulation. Before bulk production, communicate the buyer’s restricted-substance list, retailer standard, test method, labeling rules, and documentation requirements.

Available supporting documents may depend on the final specification, color, finish, production batch, destination market, and testing request. Contact FabricsTrades to request available test reports, certificates, declarations, technical data, traceability information, 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 depends on the buyer’s requirements, and logo customization is described as available. Confirm the required logo application, specification, quantity, and technical feasibility.

What is your production capacity?

FabricsTrades states that its production capacity has reached more than 3 million meters per month.

What is the delivery time?

The FAQ states 3–20 days for mass production. Another section of the page states normally 15–20 days after the down payment is ready and the lab dip is confirmed. Confirm the applicable lead time for the specific order.

May I visit your factory?

Yes. Factory visits are welcome, and airport or railway-station pickup is described as available. Contact FabricsTrades to arrange the details.

How is the product price determined?

Pricing depends on the order quantity, required quality, functions, and specification. The page describes three quantity-based online pricing tiers, with more favorable pricing for larger quantities.

How long is one yard of fabric?

One yard equals 0.9144 meter.

Request a Quote or Sample

For an accurate quotation or sample recommendation, provide:

• Intended garment or application
• Confirmation of the 50D*75D and 96% polyester / 4% spandex specification
• Required weight and usable width
• Stretch direction, percentage, and recovery requirements
• Color, print, surface effect, or finish
• Order quantity and target MOQ
• Destination market and shipping method
• Required testing standard, certificate, declaration, or traceability document
• Target sample-approval and bulk-delivery dates

Contact FabricsTrades to request a quotation, A4 sample, lab dip, approval sample, available test report, certificate, declaration, technical information, or custom-development evaluation.