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Make-to-order 100% polyester satin developed for pajamas, night suits, robes, and luxury women’s sleepwear. It combines a smooth, silky touch with elegant drape and customizable color, weight, and sheen.

  • Available weight: 70–140 GSM
  • Yarn options include 50D × 75D, 75D × 100D, and 75D × 150D
  • Plain-dyed and optional silver, PA-, PU-, or PVC-coated versions
  • Custom colors with a minimum order of 2,000 meters per color
  • Lab dips normally take 3–5 days; plain-color approval samples take 7–10 days

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 make-to-order polyester satin is designed primarily for pajamas, night suits, robes, lingerie-inspired separates, and other women’s sleepwear requiring a smooth surface, fluid drape, and polished appearance.

The fabric is available in 70–140 GSM weights and several denier combinations, allowing buyers to develop lightweight, flowing styles or more substantial garments with greater coverage. Custom colors, weight, and sheen can be evaluated according to the intended design.

In addition to plain-dyed satin, the source product offers silver, PA, PU, and PVC coating routes. These options can significantly change the fabric’s hand feel, breathability, appearance, care requirements, and end-use suitability, so the final construction and finish should be confirmed before sampling or bulk production.

Product Specifications

Specification Available Information
Product name Make-to-Order Satin Fabric for Pajamas, Night Suits, and Luxury Women’s Sleepwear
Fabric type Polyester satin
Composition 100% polyester
Dyeing and finishing Plain dyed; silver, PA, PU, or PVC coating options are also listed
Color Custom colors according to buyer requirements
Weight 70–140 GSM
Yarn/denier combinations 50D × 75D, 75D × 100D, 75D × 150D, and other options
Width 57–67 inches; the source also lists 150–170 cm. Because these endpoints are not fully equivalent, confirm the required finished and usable width before ordering.
Appearance and hand feel Smooth, silky, soft, and available with customizable sheen
Primary applications Pajamas, night suits, robes, and luxury women’s sleepwear
Additional apparel uses Garments, linings, dresses, skirts, shirts, blouses, coats, jackets, and wedding or bridal applications
Other source-listed uses Bags, luggage, purses, totes, bedding, home textiles, sofas, umbrellas, and toys
Source-listed performance features Waterproof, flame-retardant, anti-static, tear-resistant, and shrink-resistant options or claims; applicable finish and test requirements must be confirmed
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
Reported production capacity More than 3 million meters per month
Reported daily output Up to 150,000 meters
Standard roll packaging 50, 100, or 200 meters per roll
Custom packaging Available according to buyer requirements, subject to confirmation
Typical container quantity Approximately 110,000 meters per 20GP or 220,000 meters per 40GP
Shipping Express or sea freight
OEM support Available according to project requirements; logo customization is listed
Unit conversion 1 yard = 0.9144 meter

Material, Construction, Appearance, and Hand Feel

The fabric is made from 100% polyester and uses a satin construction to create a smooth face and attractive sheen. The source describes it as soft, comfortable, silky to the touch, and easy to handle, with fluid drape that supports relaxed sleepwear silhouettes.

The available 70–140 GSM range covers distinctly different garment effects. Lower-weight selections may produce lighter, more flowing pajamas, camisoles, slips, and robes, while higher-weight options may provide greater coverage and a more substantial feel. Buyers should approve the actual construction because opacity, drape, seam stability, and hand feel cannot be determined from weight alone.

The listed 50D × 75D, 75D × 100D, and 75D × 150D specifications are denier combinations rather than complete woven-density measurements. Buyers requiring a particular thread density, satin construction, surface gloss, or dimensional performance should request a complete technical specification for the selected quality.

The plain-dyed sleepwear version is described as breathable, wrinkle-resistant, machine washable, and easy to care for. These characteristics should be reconfirmed for the final construction. PA, PU, PVC, silver, waterproof, flame-retardant, or anti-static treatments may change air permeability, softness, laundering conditions, and next-to-skin suitability.

Key Product Features

  • Smooth satin surface: Creates a polished, luxurious appearance for sleepwear and fashion garments.
  • Soft, comfortable hand: The source describes the fabric as smooth and silky against the skin, making it relevant to loose-fitting sleepwear.
  • Fluid drape: Supports pajama sets, nightdresses, robes, slips, and other garments designed to fall softly around the body.
  • Custom development: Color, weight, sheen, and selected finishing routes can be evaluated according to the buyer’s design.
  • Multiple denier and weight options: Allows the fabric to be adapted for lightweight apparel, linings, heavier garments, or conditional technical uses.
  • Optional functional finishes: Waterproof, flame-retardant, anti-static, tear-resistant, and shrink-resistant features are listed on the source page. Confirm whether each requirement is standard, finish-dependent, or custom, and request applicable testing before approval.
  • Quantity-based pricing: The final quotation is determined by the selected quality and order volume, with more favorable pricing generally available at higher quantities.

Detailed Applications and Use Cases

Pajamas and Night Suits

Pajamas and coordinated night suits are the primary applications for this satin. Its smooth surface, soft hand, elegant sheen, and flowing drape can create a refined appearance without requiring a highly structured garment.

Lightweight qualities may suit loose pajama shirts, camisoles, shorts, and warm-season sets. More substantial weights may be considered when the design requires better coverage or a heavier fall. Buyers should evaluate opacity, static cling, seam slippage, breathability, and colorfastness on the selected sample before confirming bulk production.

Robes, Nightdresses, Slips, and Loungewear

The satin’s drape and surface shine can support wrap robes, long nightgowns, slips, dressing gowns, and fashion-led loungewear. Gathering, bias-cut panels, piping, contrast trims, and relaxed sleeves can make effective use of its fluid appearance.

For bias-cut or body-skimming designs, sampling should confirm dimensional stability, seam behavior, and the amount of stretch created by the cutting direction. A lining or double-layer construction may be required for lighter colors or lower-weight qualities.

Dresses, Skirts, Blouses, and Bridal Styles

The source page also associates the fabric with dresses, skirts, shirts, blouses, and wedding or bridal applications. These uses are most appropriate when the selected weight, sheen, opacity, and drape match the garment silhouette.

Flowing dresses, softly gathered skirts, occasion blouses, bridesmaid garments, and selected bridal components may benefit from the satin face. Structured bodices, fitted skirts, or high-stress seams may require lining, interfacing, reinforcement, or a heavier construction.

Garment Linings and Coat or Jacket Components

Polyester satin may be used as a smooth lining for garments, coats, and jackets when the chosen quality provides suitable seam strength, abrasion resistance, colorfastness, and compatibility with the shell fabric.

Before approval, buyers should check whether the selected weight produces excessive bulk, static, or friction. The lining should also be tested with the garment’s care process and intended temperature range.

Bags, Luggage, Purses, Totes, and Umbrellas

These are conditional applications listed on the source page. Coated or heavier constructions may be considered for bag linings, decorative panels, lightweight accessories, luggage components, or umbrella-related uses.

Suitability depends on the required tear strength, abrasion resistance, coating adhesion, water resistance, seam performance, and durability. The term “waterproof” should not be treated as a confirmed performance grade without an agreed test method and acceptance requirement.

Bedding, Home Textiles, Sofas, and Decorative Products

The fabric may be considered for decorative bedding, cushions, soft furnishings, event textiles, or selected sofa accents where a smooth, lustrous surface is desired.

Upholstery and high-contact home-textile applications require additional evaluation because abrasion exposure, seam strength, pilling, flame performance, dimensional stability, and cleaning requirements can be more demanding than those for sleepwear. Confirm the intended use before selecting a weight or finish.

Design and Manufacturing Considerations

  • Approve the actual fabric sample rather than selecting by GSM alone. Drape, opacity, sheen, softness, and seam stability may differ between denier and finish combinations.
  • Confirm whether the quoted width is full width or usable cuttable width. The source lists both 57–67 inches and 150–170 cm, which are not completely equivalent.
  • Conduct sewing trials to establish the appropriate needle, thread, stitch density, seam type, and tension for the chosen construction.
  • Satin edges may require controlled cutting and appropriate edge finishing. Test for fraying and seam slippage before bulk cutting.
  • Evaluate lining needs in pale colors, lightweight qualities, bridal styles, or garments requiring greater opacity.
  • Submit the target color or reference standard for lab-dip development. Approve color under the intended lighting conditions before bulk dyeing.
  • Confirm shade tolerance, colorfastness, dimensional stability, shrinkage, wrinkle behavior, and washing performance for the final garment-care program.
  • If ordering a coated, waterproof, flame-retardant, anti-static, or other functional version, define the required test method, performance level, intended market, and end use before quotation.
  • Do not assume that the care description for plain-dyed satin applies to PA-, PU-, PVC-, silver-, or functionally finished fabric.
  • Pre-production or approval samples are recommended when changing the weight, sheen, color, coating, or intended application.

Customization, Sampling, and Bulk Ordering

Customization Options

The source product offers or references:

  • Custom colors
  • Custom weight
  • Custom sheen
  • Plain-dyed fabric
  • Silver, PA, PU, or PVC coating routes
  • OEM service
  • Logo customization
  • Custom roll and outer packaging

Feasibility, MOQ, price, lead time, hand feel, and testing requirements may vary by specification. Communicate all requirements before requesting a quotation.

MOQ and Sampling

The listed MOQ is 2,000 meters per color.

A color lab dip normally takes 3–5 days, while a plain-color approval sample normally takes 7–10 days. Development involving a special weight, coating, functional finish, logo, or packaging method may require a separate schedule.

Production and Capacity

The listed bulk-production lead time is 3–20 days. The source reports production capacity of more than 3 million meters per month and daily output of up to 150,000 meters. Confirm the available capacity and delivery schedule for the selected construction, finish, color quantity, and order volume.

Packaging and Container Loading

Standard roll lengths are 50, 100, or 200 meters per roll. Other packing arrangements may be prepared according to buyer requirements.

The source lists typical loading quantities of approximately:

  • 20GP: 110,000 meters
  • 40GP: 220,000 meters

Actual loading depends on fabric weight, roll dimensions, packaging, container restrictions, and the final order configuration.

Payment, Pricing, and Shipping

For first-time clients, the typical term is 30% deposit and 70% balance by T/T. One section of the source states that the balance is paid before shipping, while another states that it is paid upon receipt of a copy of the bill of lading. Confirm the applicable balance-payment trigger in the quotation or proforma invoice.

L/C may be considered for repeat clients, and other payment terms may be negotiated. Sample-payment methods should be confirmed when requesting the sample.

The price is determined by the selected quality and quantity. The source indicates three online quantity-price tiers, with more favorable pricing generally available for larger orders.

Shipping is available by express or sea freight, depending on sample or order size, destination, timing, and cost requirements.

For quantity calculations, 1 yard = 0.9144 meter.

FabricsTrades Sourcing and Development Support

FabricsTrades is located in Wujiang District, Suzhou, within one of the world’s most concentrated textile manufacturing regions. The company has more than 10 years of reported experience with polyester satin, taffeta, Oxford, and related fabrics.

In addition to its own manufacturing capabilities, FabricsTrades can coordinate with regional weaving, knitting, dyeing, printing, coating, finishing, and garment-support facilities. If a standard satin does not meet the project requirement, the team can help evaluate alternative denier combinations, weights, colors, sheen levels, coatings, finishes, or custom-development routes.

Not every construction, finish, certification, or test is automatically available. Feasibility should be evaluated against the intended application, order quantity, target market, performance standard, and required delivery date.

Factory visits are welcome, and airport or railway-station pickup can be arranged. Contact FabricsTrades in advance to coordinate the visit.

2024–2026 Fabric Regulations & Compliance Update

Buyers sourcing this satin for EU-bound sleepwear or other consumer apparel may need to review the EU REACH PFHxA Restriction, particularly when specifying waterproof, coated, or other chemistry-dependent finishes. A “waterproof,” “fluorine-free,” or similar commercial description is not by itself proof of regulatory compliance. Confirm the finish chemistry, applicable restricted-substance limits, testing method, and required documentation before bulk production.

EU-market programs may also benefit from reviewing the ESPR and Digital Product Passport resource. Product-specific textile requirements continue to develop, but buyers should prepare reliable records for product identification, composition, dyeing and finishing routes, production traceability, substances of concern, and relevant conformity documentation.

Requirements vary by destination market, product category, end use, finish, retailer standard, and date of sale. Supporting documents depend on the final specification, production batch, and testing request. Contact FabricsTrades before sampling if the program requires a particular restricted-substance standard, test report, certificate, declaration, technical data sheet, chemical documentation, traceability record, or third-party testing arrangement.

Frequently Asked Questions

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 is available depending on the project requirements, and the source page lists logo customization. Confirm the intended logo method, fabric construction, quantity, and artwork before development.

What is the production capacity?

The reported production capacity is more than 3 million meters per month, with daily output of up to 150,000 meters. Available capacity for this satin should be confirmed according to its color, weight, finish, and delivery schedule.

What is the bulk-production lead time?

The listed mass-production lead time is 3–20 days. The actual schedule depends on order quantity, color approvals, selected construction, finishing route, packaging, and production availability.

Can I visit the factory?

Yes. Factory visits are welcome, and airport or railway-station pickup can be arranged. Contact FabricsTrades in advance to confirm the visit schedule.

How is the product price determined?

Pricing is determined by the selected quality and quantity. The source describes three quantity-based online price tiers, with larger quantities generally receiving more favorable pricing.

How long is one yard in meters?

1 yard equals 0.9144 meter.

Is this polyester satin suitable for luxury women’s sleepwear?

Yes, the fabric is developed primarily for pajamas, night suits, robes, and luxury women’s sleepwear. Its smooth surface, silky hand, sheen, and drape support these applications. Approve the selected weight, opacity, breathability, colorfastness, and seam behavior before bulk production.

Can waterproof, flame-retardant, or anti-static satin be supplied?

These features are listed on the source product page, but the applicable construction, finish, performance level, and testing have not been specified. Provide the required end use, destination market, test method, and acceptance criteria so FabricsTrades can confirm feasibility and available documentation.

Does lightweight satin require a lining?

It depends on the selected weight, color, garment design, and required opacity. Pale colors, lightweight constructions, bridal garments, or close-fitting styles may require lining or double-layer construction. Review a sample in the intended color before making the final decision.

Request a Quote or Sample

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

  • Intended garment or end use
  • Required composition and denier
  • Target weight and usable width
  • Color or color standard
  • Required sheen, coating, or functional finish
  • Order quantity per color
  • Packaging requirements
  • Destination market and shipping method
  • Required testing standard
  • Certificate, declaration, or documentation requirements
  • Target sample and bulk-delivery dates

FabricsTrades can review the specification and provide available pricing, sampling information, technical data, test reports, certificates, declarations, traceability support, or third-party testing options according to the final product and production batch.