factory price digital print satin spandex stretch chiffon fabric for dress
Presented as a digital-print satin-spandex stretch chiffon for dresses, this fabric combines the smooth, silky appearance and lightweight, flowing drape described on the existing product page. It is intended primarily for evening gowns, prom dresses, cocktail dresses, and other fashion-led garments.
- Vivid digital-print appearance for statement dress collections
- Smooth satin-like surface with a lightweight, fluid drape
- Stretch and comfort are described by the source; direction and percentage require confirmation
- Custom colors, OEM support, sampling, and quantity-based pricing are available
- MOQ is listed as 2,000 meters per color; confirm the final composition, construction, weight, width, and finish before ordering
Payment term for large orders:
For first-time clients, we typically do 30% down payment and 70% before shipping via T/T; For repeat clients, we would consider L/C. Other payment terms can be negotiated.
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Description
Product Overview
This product is presented as a digital-print satin-spandex stretch chiffon fabric developed primarily for dresses. The existing description highlights a smooth, silky surface, lightweight and flowing character, stretch, comfort, vivid printed patterns, and an attractive drape for fashion garments.
The source also contains a separate polyester-satin specification block stating 100% polyester, 70–140 gsm, multiple denier combinations, plain-dyed and coated options, and applications extending beyond dresses. Because these details do not fully align with the dress-focused satin-spandex chiffon description, buyers should confirm the selected quality’s composition, construction, weight, width, stretch, printing method, finish, and intended application before sampling or ordering.
Product Specifications
| Specification | Available Source Information |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Factory Price Digital Print Satin Spandex Stretch Chiffon Fabric for Dress |
| Product Positioning | Digital-print satin-spandex stretch chiffon for dresses |
| Composition | The main description refers to satin spandex and chiffon material; a separate specification block states 100% polyester. Exact fiber percentages and spandex content are not provided and must be confirmed. |
| Fabric Construction | Satin, stretch, and chiffon characteristics are referenced, but the exact weave or knit construction is not stated. |
| Printing, Dyeing, and Finish | Digital printing is presented as the principal feature. A separate source block lists plain-dyed, silver, PA-coated, PU-coated, PVC-coated, or plain-dyed options. Confirm which process applies to the selected dress fabric. |
| Weight | 70–140 gsm, according to the separate polyester-satin specification block; confirm the exact weight of the selected quality. |
| Density/Denier | 50D × 75D, 75D × 100D, 75D × 150D, and other options are listed. Confirm the construction offered for this item. |
| Width | 57–67 inches / 150–170 cm |
| Color | Custom colors according to customer requirements; the page also states that various colors and shades are available. |
| Appearance and Hand Feel | Described as smooth, silky, lightweight, flowing, and comfortable, with vivid digital-print designs. |
| Stretch | Described as stretch fabric; stretch direction, stretch percentage, and recovery data are not stated. |
| Listed Functional Options | Waterproof, flame-retardant, anti-static, tear-resistant, and shrink-resistant properties appear in the separate specification block. These must be treated as specification or finish options requiring confirmation, not as standard tested properties of every version. |
| Primary Applications | Evening gowns, prom dresses, cocktail dresses, and other fashion garments |
| Additional Listed Uses | Bags, bedding, linings, garments, home textiles, sofas, and luggage. Page tags also reference coats and jackets, costumes, purses and totes, shirts and blouses, skirts, toys, umbrellas, and wedding or bridal products. Suitability depends on the final construction and finish. |
| MOQ | 2,000 meters per color |
| Lab-Dip Time | Normally 3–5 days |
| Approval Sample | Normally 7–10 days for a plain-color approval sample |
| Bulk Production Lead Time | 3–20 days |
| Production Capacity | More than 3 million meters per month |
| Daily Output | Up to 150,000 meters |
| Packaging | Rolls of 50, 100, or 200 meters; other packing details can be arranged according to customer requirements. |
| Usual Container Reference | Approximately 110,000 meters per 20GP and 220,000 meters per 40GP, as stated on the existing page. Actual loading depends on fabric and packing specifications. |
| Shipping | Express or sea freight |
| Pricing | Price is determined by quantity and quality. The existing page refers to three online quantity-price brackets and more favorable pricing for larger quantities. |
| Payment Terms | One section states 30% down payment and 70% before shipping by T/T for first-time clients, with L/C considered for repeat clients and other terms negotiable. Another section states 30% T/T in advance and 70% upon receipt of the copy of the bill of lading. Confirm the applicable balance-payment point before ordering. |
| Unit Conversion | 1 yard = 0.9144 meter |
| Factory Visit | Factory visits are welcomed, with airport or station pickup stated as available. |
Material, Construction, Appearance, and Hand Feel
The product name combines three terms that describe different fabric characteristics: satin refers to a smooth, lustrous surface effect; chiffon generally indicates a lightweight, fluid fabric character; and spandex refers to elastic fiber content. The source does not provide the precise construction or fiber percentages needed to confirm how these characteristics are combined in the final fabric.
For product development, request a physical sample and specification sheet showing:
- Confirmed fiber composition and spandex percentage
- Woven or knitted construction
- Finished weight and usable width
- Stretch direction, percentage, and recovery
- Surface gloss and reverse-side appearance
- Opacity or transparency
- Digital-print method and printable width
- Colorfastness and dimensional-stability requirements
- Any coating or functional finish applied
The existing copy describes the printed patterns as vivid and long-lasting. Buyers with specific wash, rubbing, perspiration, light, or dry-cleaning requirements should communicate the required test method and acceptance level before bulk production.
Key Product Features
- Fashion-focused digital printing: The printed surface is intended to reproduce colorful, detailed designs for distinctive garment collections.
- Smooth satin-like appearance: The source describes a silky, smooth texture that can give dresses a polished and elegant visual effect.
- Lightweight movement: The chiffon character is presented as lightweight and flowing, supporting soft drape, gathers, ruffles, and movement.
- Stretch and comfort: Stretch is a stated selling point, but buyers should confirm its direction, percentage, and recovery against the intended garment pattern.
- Flexible color development: Colors can be produced according to customer requirements. Confirm whether the project requires a lab dip, printed strike-off, or both.
- Bulk sourcing support: Factory pricing, quantity-based discounts, roll packaging, and multiple shipment methods are available according to the existing page.
- Sustainability claim requiring documentation: The original copy describes environmentally friendly materials and production processes, but it does not identify a certification, recycled content, test standard, or supporting document. Buyers should request evidence before making environmental claims about the finished fabric or garment.
Detailed Applications and Use Cases
Evening Gowns and Formal Dresses
The smooth satin-like appearance and flowing character can support long gowns, draped bodices, bias-inspired silhouettes, gathered skirts, and other occasionwear designs. Digital printing can add floral, abstract, or placement-style visual interest without relying entirely on garment embellishment.
Before production, evaluate opacity, lining requirements, surface snagging, seam stability, and whether the confirmed stretch direction matches the garment pattern. A full-width sample is recommended for designs with large repeats or print-placement requirements.
Prom Dresses
The combination of colorful print, smooth surface, fluid movement, and described stretch can suit prom styles that need both visual impact and wearer comfort. It may be considered for fitted bodices, softly shaped skirts, layered designs, or flowing panels.
Confirm stretch recovery and seam behavior before using the fabric in close-fitting areas. If the selected quality is lightweight or translucent, a lining, underlayer, or reinforced bodice construction may be required.
Cocktail and Party Dresses
The fabric’s printed appearance and drape can support shorter dresses, wrap styles, gathered silhouettes, ruffles, sleeves, and asymmetric fashion details. The existing source describes the fabric as easy to cut, sew, and manipulate, although handling should still be tested on the selected construction.
Design teams should check print scale, usable width, edge fraying, needle marks, puckering, and the effect of pressing on the satin-like face.
Wedding, Bridal, and Occasionwear Details
The product page includes wedding and bridal positioning. Depending on the confirmed opacity, weight, surface gloss, and print, the fabric may be evaluated for bridesmaid dresses, printed occasionwear, overlays, sleeves, decorative panels, or flowing skirt components.
Sampling is important because the source does not state whether the fabric is fully opaque, semi-sheer, or suitable for structured bridal silhouettes without reinforcement.
Blouses, Skirts, and Fashion Separates
Page tags also identify shirts, blouses, and skirts. A lightweight, flowing version may work for soft blouses, gathered skirts, fluid sleeves, and layered fashion pieces. Buyers should confirm whether the selected fabric has the breathability, opacity, stretch recovery, and wash-care performance required for the target season and retail segment.
Conditional Non-Dress Applications
The separate specification block lists bags, bedding, linings, garments, home textiles, sofas, and luggage, while page tags also reference coats, jackets, purses, totes, toys, and umbrellas. These uses may relate to heavier, coated, waterproof, or differently constructed polyester-satin options rather than the lightweight dress quality.
Do not approve the fabric for upholstery, luggage, umbrellas, outerwear, or other high-abrasion or weather-exposed applications without confirming the exact weight, coating, strength, water-resistance performance, flame-retardant requirement, seam construction, and applicable test standards.
Design and Manufacturing Considerations
- Confirm the construction first: The current source contains conflicting satin, chiffon, stretch, and 100% polyester descriptions. Obtain an approved specification sheet and sample before pattern development.
- Evaluate lining requirements: If the selected quality has chiffon-like transparency, use a suitable lining or layered construction based on the garment’s color, silhouette, and end market.
- Test stretch and recovery: Confirm stretch direction and percentage before calculating pattern reduction or using the fabric in fitted garments.
- Control fabric movement during cutting: Lightweight or smooth fabrics can shift. Trial cutting, suitable lay control, and sharp tools may improve accuracy.
- Select the sewing setup by sample: Test a suitable fine needle, thread, stitch length, seam type, and edge finish. Check for puckering, skipped stitches, fraying, and visible needle damage.
- Protect the satin-like face: Assess snagging, abrasion, pressing temperature, and handling marks during spreading, sewing, finishing, and packing.
- Approve print and color: A plain-color lab dip does not replace approval of a digital-print strike-off. Confirm repeat size, scale, color target, printable width, pattern direction, and placement requirements.
- Verify care performance: Shrink resistance is listed, but no test method or care instruction is supplied. Confirm dimensional stability, colorfastness, and final garment-care requirements.
- Review optional finishes carefully: PA, PU, PVC, waterproof, flame-retardant, and anti-static options can change hand feel, drape, breathability, stretch, sewing behavior, and regulatory requirements.
Customization, Sampling, and Bulk Ordering
Custom colors and OEM service are available according to the source. Logo customization is also stated, although the application method and MOQ must be confirmed. Printed-pattern development, custom specifications, coatings, functional finishes, and customized packaging should be evaluated individually for technical feasibility.
The listed commercial process includes:
- Provide the intended application, composition requirement, weight, width, color, print artwork, finish, quantity, destination market, and required testing standard.
- Confirm whether the project needs a plain-color lab dip, digital-print strike-off, physical sample, or custom-development sample.
- Allow approximately 3–5 days for a lab dip and 7–10 days for a plain-color approval sample, as stated on the source page. Printed-sample timing is not specified and should be confirmed.
- Approve the final construction, hand feel, color, print, width, weight, stretch, and performance requirements before bulk production.
- Confirm the applicable bulk lead time, listed as 3–20 days, against the order quantity, finish, production schedule, and approval status.
The MOQ is listed as 2,000 meters per color. Pricing depends on the selected quality and quantity, with more favorable terms indicated for larger orders.
Roll packaging is available in 50-, 100-, or 200-meter lengths, with customized packing details available on request. Express and sea-freight shipment methods are listed. Sample-payment information is displayed graphically on the existing page but is not provided in extractable text, so buyers should confirm the accepted sample-payment method directly.
FabricsTrades Sourcing and Development Support
Located in Wujiang District, Suzhou, FabricsTrades works within one of the world’s most concentrated textile manufacturing regions. The company operates its own 4-way stretch fabric factory and can also coordinate with specialized weaving, knitting, dyeing, digital-printing, coating, finishing, and garment-support facilities in the surrounding supply chain.
The existing page states more than 10 years of experience with polyester taffeta, satin, Oxford, and related fabrics, as well as customer experience in the Middle East, South America, and Europe.
If the standard quality does not meet a project’s requirements, FabricsTrades can help evaluate alternative constructions, colors, weights, widths, print processes, finishes, packaging, or custom-development routes. Availability and MOQ depend on the requested specification and should be confirmed before sampling.
2024–2026 Fabric Regulations & Compliance Update
For apparel intended for the EU, buyers may need increasingly detailed composition, process, traceability, substances-of-concern, and supporting-document information as the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation and Digital Product Passport framework develops. See: ESPR and Digital Product Passport for Chinese Fabric Supply Chains.
Requirements may also vary substantially by destination market, garment category, print chemistry, coating, functional finish, packaging, and date of sale. The 2024–2026 Global Textile Compliance Guide provides additional sourcing context.
These resources do not prove that this fabric is certified or compliant with a particular law or buyer standard. Before bulk production, buyers should communicate all applicable restricted-substance, colorfastness, flammability, labeling, traceability, sustainability, and retailer requirements. Available supporting documents may depend on the final specification, finish, production batch, destination market, and testing request.
Contact FabricsTrades when you require available test reports, certificates, declarations, technical data, traceability records, 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. The source also states 7–10 days for a plain-color approval sample.
Can you provide OEM service?
Yes. OEM service depends on the buyer’s requirements, and logo customization is stated as available. Confirm the customization method, MOQ, artwork requirements, and lead time for the selected product.
What is your production capacity?
The existing page states production capacity of more than 3 million meters per month, with daily output of up to 150,000 meters. Actual capacity for this fabric depends on the construction, printing or finishing process, quantity, and current production schedule.
What is the delivery time?
The listed mass-production lead time is 3–20 days. Confirm the schedule after the specification, color or print, quantity, packaging, and approval process have been finalized.
May I visit your factory?
Yes. Factory visits are welcomed, and airport or station pickup is stated as available. Arrange the visit with FabricsTrades in advance.
How is the product price determined?
The price is determined by the selected quality and order quantity. The existing page refers to three online quantity-price brackets and indicates that larger quantities may receive more favorable pricing.
How long is one yard?
One yard equals 0.9144 meter.
Is this fabric 100% polyester or polyester-spandex?
The current source contains conflicting information. The dress description refers to satin spandex and chiffon material, while the separate specification block states 100% polyester. Request the confirmed fiber composition and spandex percentage for the selected quality before ordering.
Does this dress fabric require a lining?
That depends on the final weight, construction, color, and opacity. Because the product is described as chiffon-like and lightweight, buyers should inspect a sample under the intended lighting and confirm whether lining, layering, or reinforcement is required.
Is digital printing standard on every available option?
Digital printing is the main feature in the product title and dress description, but the separate specification block also lists plain-dyed and coated options. Confirm whether the quotation covers digital printing, plain dyeing, silver finishing, PA/PU/PVC coating, or another specified treatment.
Request a Quote or Sample
For an accurate quotation or sample recommendation, provide:
- Intended garment or end use
- Required fiber composition
- Weight and width
- Stretch direction and percentage
- Color or digital-print artwork
- Required finish or coating
- Order quantity and color breakdown
- Destination market
- Testing standard or retailer protocol
- Required certificates, declarations, or traceability documents
- Packaging requirements
- Target approval and delivery dates
Contact FabricsTrades to request a quotation, fabric sample, lab dip, digital-print strike-off, available test report, certificate, declaration, technical information, or custom-development evaluation.
