190T 30D silk crinkle chiffon fabric for Scarf/dress

Product Overview

This 190T 30D crinkle chiffon is designed primarily for scarves, dresses, skirts, and related fashion garments. Its silk-like surface gives the fabric an elegant appearance, while the crinkled texture adds visual depth and helps finished products stand out from plain chiffon styles.

The source page describes the fabric as soft, comfortable, versatile, and durable. These characteristics make it commercially relevant for fashion programs that require flowing movement, a textured surface, and comfortable contact with the wearer.

“Silk” in the product name describes the stated silk-like texture; the page does not clearly confirm a silk-fiber composition. The product is categorized under Polyester Chiffon and Polyester Fabrics, but it also appears under Rayon Fabric (Artificial Silk). Buyers should therefore confirm the exact fiber composition before sampling, labeling, quotation, or bulk ordering.

Product Specifications

The page publishes both a 15–20-day normal delivery period and a 3–20-day mass-production range. The exact schedule should be confirmed because it depends on order quantity, customization, lab-dip approval, and production requirements.

Material, Construction, Appearance, and Hand Feel

The 30D yarn specification supports the fine character associated with this product, while the crinkle construction creates an intentionally irregular surface rather than the smooth face of plain chiffon. This texture can add depth to solid colors and create more visual movement in scarves, gathered garments, and layered dress designs.

The source describes the surface as having a silk-like texture that gives scarves and dresses a luxurious, elegant effect. This describes appearance and handle rather than confirming natural-silk content.

The fabric is also described as soft and comfortable for extended wear. Because finished softness, transparency, drape, and dimensional behavior may vary with color, finishing, and production batch, buyers should approve a physical sample before confirming a bulk garment program.

Key Product Features

• Distinctive crinkle texture: The textured surface adds dimension and reduces the visually flat appearance of conventional plain chiffon.
• Silk-like appearance: The stated silk texture supports elegant fashion positioning without establishing that the fabric contains natural silk.
• Soft and comfortable handle: Suitable for scarves and garments that may remain in contact with the skin.
• Fluid fashion potential: The chiffon structure is appropriate for designs that depend on movement, drape, gathering, or layered effects.
• Source-described durability: The existing page describes the fabric as able to withstand wear and tear. Required durability or wash performance should still be confirmed through application-specific testing.
• Flexible color development: Colors can be produced according to customer requirements, supported by lab dips and plain-color approval samples.
• Wholesale production support: Published production capacity exceeds 3 million meters per month, subject to the selected specification and production schedule.

Detailed Applications and Use Cases

Scarves and Fashion Wraps

The crinkled surface gives scarves more visual character than a completely smooth chiffon. Its silk-like appearance can support occasion, fashion-accessory, resort, and decorative scarf collections, while the stated soft handle is relevant where the material contacts the neck or face.

Designers can evaluate narrow scarves, square scarves, headscarves, layered wraps, and flowing decorative styles. The final sample should be checked for transparency, edge behavior, color appearance, print or dye compatibility, and the amount of body required for the intended shape.

For lightweight scarf construction, trial narrow rolled hems or other fine edge finishes before bulk cutting. Needle, thread, seam tension, and handling methods should be approved on the actual fabric because fine chiffon can shift or distort during sewing.

Dresses and Occasionwear

The silk-like look and crinkled surface are suitable for dresses that require movement, texture, and an elegant visual effect. Potential design directions include flowing dresses, gathered panels, tiered silhouettes, overlays, sleeves, ruffles, and softly draped details.

Opacity is not stated on the source page. Chiffon constructions are often used as overlays or layered components, so buyers should assess each color and specification against the intended coverage. A lining, underlayer, or double-layer construction may be necessary depending on the approved sample and garment design.

For occasion or special-event styles, buyers should confirm how the crinkle effect responds to pressing, steaming, washing, and garment finishing. Excessive heat or pressure may alter some textured surfaces, so care and pressing instructions should be established through testing rather than assumed.

Skirts and Layered Garments

The product page includes skirt and garment applications. Its surface texture and potential for flowing movement can suit layered skirts, gathered panels, tiered designs, overlays, and decorative garment sections.

For high-stress areas such as waist seams, closures, or attachment points, the garment factory should evaluate stabilization or reinforcement. The fabric is better suited to fluid and layered effects than to applications requiring substantial structure unless it is combined with an appropriate lining, backing, or supporting fabric.

Design and Manufacturing Considerations

Before bulk production, approve the fabric for the intended garment rather than relying only on the product name. Important checks include:

• Exact fiber composition, 190T construction meaning, finished width, and fabric weight.
• Color, lab-dip accuracy, shade consistency, and bulk-lot approval.
• Transparency and whether the garment requires lining or layering.
• Drape, crinkle definition, hand feel, and surface appearance.
• Dimensional behavior after the proposed washing, steaming, or finishing process.
• Seam appearance, slippage risk, fraying behavior, and suitable stitch density.
• Needle size, thread, cutting method, edge finish, and tension settings.
• Compatibility with printing, pleating, gathering, embroidery, or other decoration when required.
• Performance requirements for abrasion, colorfastness, washing, and end-use durability.

Fine fabric handling commonly benefits from sharp, appropriately sized needles, controlled thread tension, clean cutting, and tested seam and hem constructions. These are general production considerations; the final method should be established through garment trials using the approved fabric sample.

Customization, Sampling, and Bulk Ordering

FabricsTrades accepts both spot and custom requirements. Any color can be developed according to the customer’s request, subject to feasibility and color approval.

A free A4 reference sample is available. Lab dips normally take 3–5 days, while an approval sample for a plain color normally takes 7–10 days. OEM service is available depending on the buyer’s requirements, and logos can be customized on relevant products or packaging arrangements where feasible.

Published production capacity is more than 3 million meters per month. The page states that delivery is normally 15–20 days after the down payment is ready and the lab dip has been confirmed. Its FAQ also gives a mass-production range of 3–20 days. Buyers should request a confirmed production plan for the required quantity, color, specification, and approval schedule.

For first-time customers placing large orders, the usual payment arrangement is 30% down payment and 70% before shipment by T/T. L/C may be considered for repeat customers. The page also lists T/T and L/C at sight as accepted methods, with other terms negotiable in advance.

Shipping can be arranged by express or sea freight. Pricing depends on order quantity, quality level, required functions, and the final specification. The online price is divided into three quantity brackets, with more favorable pricing for larger quantities. Request a current quotation rather than treating an online price as final.

FabricsTrades Sourcing and Development Support

FabricsTrades is located in Wujiang District, Suzhou, within one of China’s most concentrated textile manufacturing regions. In addition to operating its own 4-way stretch fabric factory, the company works with specialized weaving, knitting, dyeing, printing, coating, finishing, and garment-support facilities throughout the regional supply chain.

For this chiffon program, the team can help evaluate available constructions, colors, finishes, specifications, sampling routes, and production options. If the standard product does not fully meet the intended design, FabricsTrades can discuss alternative sourcing or custom-development possibilities. Feasibility, MOQ, performance, and lead time should be confirmed for each request.

2024–2026 Fabric Regulations & Compliance Update

Buyers supplying this fabric or finished garments to the EU may need to review the ESPR and Digital Product Passport resource. Depending on the final product and applicable implementation requirements, sourcing teams may need reliable product identification, confirmed fiber composition, process traceability, substances-of-concern information, and supporting technical documentation.

For a broader market overview, consult the Global Textile Compliance 2024–2026 resource. Restricted-substance, labeling, traceability, packaging, and documentation requirements can differ by destination market, garment category, finish, retailer program, and date of sale.

These resources do not prove that this product is certified or compliant with a specific requirement. Before sampling or bulk production, communicate the destination market and required testing standard. Available test reports, certificates, declarations, technical data, and traceability records may depend on the final specification, finish, production batch, and testing request.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does “silk” mean that this fabric is made from natural silk?

The fiber composition is not clearly confirmed on the source page. “Silk” is used in connection with the fabric’s silk-like texture, while the product appears under multiple category classifications. Confirm the exact composition with FabricsTrades before labeling or ordering.

How long does a lab dip take?

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

Can FabricsTrades provide OEM service?

Yes. OEM service depends on the buyer’s specific requirements, and logo customization is available where feasible. Provide the intended product, logo application, quantity, and packaging requirements for evaluation.

What is the monthly production capacity?

The published production capacity is more than 3 million meters per month. Available capacity for a specific order should be confirmed according to the fabric specification, color, finishing route, and production schedule.

What is the delivery time?

The FAQ states 3–20 days for mass production, while another section gives a normal delivery period of 15–20 days after the down payment is ready and the lab dip is confirmed. Request an order-specific schedule before placing the order.

Can buyers visit the factory?

Yes. Factory visits are welcome, and pickup from the airport or station can be arranged. Confirm the visit date, location, and pickup details in advance.

How is the product price determined?

The price depends on quantity, quality level, required functions, and the final specification. The online unit price is divided into three quantity brackets, with more favorable pricing for larger orders. Contact FabricsTrades for a current quotation.

How long is one yard in meters?

One yard equals 0.9144 meter.

Is a sample available before bulk ordering?

Yes. FabricsTrades can provide a free A4 reference sample. Confirm the required color, specification, destination, and sample-delivery arrangement when making the request.

Does this chiffon require a lining?

That depends on the actual opacity, color, garment design, and intended coverage. Approve a physical sample and evaluate it under the intended lighting before deciding whether to use a lining, underlayer, or double-layer construction.

Request a Quote or Sample

To request a quotation, A4 sample, lab dip, plain-color approval sample, or custom-development evaluation, provide:

• Intended application and garment style.
• Required fiber composition.
• Fabric weight and width.
• Color or color standard.
• Required texture, finish, or function.
• Order quantity and target price level.
• Destination market.
• Testing, certification, declaration, or traceability requirements.
• Packaging and shipping method.
• Target approval and bulk-delivery dates.

FabricsTrades can review the request and confirm the applicable specification, MOQ, price, sampling plan, production lead time, and availability of supporting test reports or documents.