Custom pattern polyester embossing ultrasonic quilted fabric for jacket

Product Overview

This custom polyester ultrasonic quilted fabric combines an embossed pattern with a dimensional, textured surface for jackets, coats, garment linings, bags, luggage, and selected home-textile applications. The product is listed as 100% polyester and can be supplied in customer-specified colors and custom quilting patterns.

Available finish options include plain-dyed, silver, PA-coated, PU-coated, and PVC-coated versions. The source also lists waterproof, flame-retardant, anti-static, tear-resistant, and shrink-resistant properties. These functions may depend on the selected construction, coating, and treatment; buyers should specify the required performance standard and confirm testing before bulk production.

Product Specifications

Material, Construction, Appearance, and Hand Feel

Polyester provides the thermoplastic characteristics needed for ultrasonic quilting, allowing the selected layers to be bonded into a patterned surface. The resulting raised design gives jacket panels and other finished products a quilted visual effect without relying only on conventional stitched quilting.

The fabric is described as soft, comfortable, durable, and suitable for repeated wear. Actual softness, bulk, drape, breathability, and flexibility will depend on the selected weight, layer configuration, coating, and embossed pattern. Because the published page does not state the padding or backing construction, buyers should confirm the complete layer composition before sampling.

Plain-dyed versions may be appropriate where a softer, more flexible result is preferred. Silver, PA, PU, and PVC coatings can change the surface appearance, water resistance, barrier performance, weight, stiffness, and sewing behavior. The required coating should therefore be chosen according to the intended garment or end product rather than treated as a purely visual option.

Key Product Features

• Custom pattern development: Ultrasonic quilting and embossing patterns can be adapted to the buyer’s jacket, lining, bag, or home-textile design.
• Customer-specified colors: Color development is supported through lab dips and approval samples.
• Multiple finish routes: Plain-dyed, silver, PA-coated, PU-coated, and PVC-coated versions are listed.
• Dimensional surface: The embossed quilting gives garments and accessories a distinctive textured appearance.
• Soft and comfortable character: The product is described as suitable for wearable jacket and outerwear applications.
• Functional options: Waterproof, flame-retardant, anti-static, tear-resistant, and shrink-resistant properties are listed, but the required grade and test method must be confirmed.
• Wholesale customization: OEM, logo, pattern, color, specification, and packaging development can be discussed for bulk programs.

Detailed Applications and Use Cases

Jackets, Coats, and Fashion Outerwear

Jackets and outerwear are the primary applications for this ultrasonic quilted polyester fabric. The embossed pattern can give the garment a padded or technical appearance while adding visual depth to full body panels, sleeves, yokes, pocket sections, collars, or decorative inserts.

The appropriate weight and layer construction should be selected for the intended season and silhouette. A softer, more flexible version may suit casual fashion jackets, while a firmer coated construction may provide more structure for utility-inspired or weather-oriented outerwear. No thermal-insulation value is published, so warmth and seasonal suitability should be evaluated using the actual approved sample.

For garments requiring water protection, confirm whether the selected construction is water-resistant or waterproof, the applicable test method, and whether seam sealing is needed. A waterproof fabric alone does not make the completed jacket waterproof.

Garment Linings and Quilted Panels

The fabric is also listed for garment-lining use. Its quilted texture can be used for decorative linings or pre-quilted internal panels where the designer wants additional visual or tactile structure.

Before approval, assess the fabric’s bulk, coefficient of friction, breathability, seam behavior, and compatibility with the shell fabric. Confirm whether the composition declaration covers all layers and whether any separate filling or backing is present.

Bags, Luggage, Purses, and Totes

The textured surface and source-described tear resistance make this fabric a potential option for fashion bags, luggage panels, purses, totes, organizers, and padded accessory components. Coated versions may also be considered where easier surface cleaning or greater moisture resistance is required.

Bag and luggage buyers should confirm abrasion resistance, coating adhesion, seam strength, tear strength, colorfastness, and the ability to withstand repeated folding. High-load areas may require reinforcement, backing, binding, or an additional structural layer.

Bedding and Home Textiles

The product page lists bedding, home textiles, curtains, sofas, and home décor among the possible uses. The quilted surface can provide a decorative pattern for bed covers, throws, cushion panels, soft-furnishing accents, or selected upholstery components.

Suitability depends strongly on the final construction. Bedding buyers should evaluate softness, breathability, wash performance, colorfastness, and dimensional stability. Upholstery and curtain programs may require specific abrasion, pilling, lightfastness, and flame-performance standards. These results are not published and should be confirmed through testing.

Sleepwear and Soft Products

Sleepwear and toys appear among the listed applications, but these uses should be treated as conditional. Buyers should first confirm that the selected weight, coating, hand feel, air permeability, chemical profile, and wash performance are appropriate for prolonged skin contact or children’s products.

Destination-market requirements for flammability, restricted substances, small components, and product labeling may also apply. Approval should be based on the final material construction and intended age group rather than the polyester fiber content alone.

Industrial and Workwear Applications

Industrial wear is listed as a potential use. A flame-retardant or anti-static option may be considered when the required finish can be developed and verified, but the published page does not provide performance ratings or certification.

Do not treat the fabric as suitable for protective clothing or certified PPE without confirming the exact standard, risk category, test method, construction, and garment-level requirements. Communicate these requirements before sampling and quotation.

Design and Manufacturing Considerations

• Confirm the complete construction: Specify the face fabric, backing, padding or filling, layer count, coating, finished GSM, and usable width.
• Approve the quilting pattern at full scale: Pattern dimensions, repeat, direction, bond-line width, and placement can influence panel cutting and garment appearance.
• Plan pattern alignment: Large or directional motifs may require additional cutting allowance and marker planning.
• Run cutting and sewing trials: Needle size, thread, stitch density, seam type, binding, and edge finishing should be selected after evaluating the actual weight and coating.
• Protect functional performance: Needle holes and seams can reduce water resistance. If the finished article requires waterproof construction, assess seam sealing or an alternative assembly method.
• Check bond and edge stability: Test the cut sample for layer separation, fraying, distortion, and bond durability before bulk production.
• Evaluate coating effects: PA, PU, PVC, and silver finishes can affect drape, hand feel, breathability, adhesion, printability, and care requirements.
• Approve color and finish together: The embossed surface and coating can change perceived shade and gloss. Review the final construction rather than relying only on a flat color standard.
• Define care instructions through testing: No universal washing or care specification is published. Establish care labeling after testing the selected color, coating, and quilted construction.
• Set acceptance criteria before production: Confirm shade tolerance, roll length, width, GSM tolerance, pattern repeat, appearance, bond strength, coating performance, and inspection method.

Customization, Sampling, and Bulk Ordering

Available customization includes customer-specified colors, ultrasonic quilting patterns, embossing effects, coating or finish selection, OEM service, logo customization, and packing according to the buyer’s requirements. Printing and dyeing development are also listed, but feasibility should be confirmed against the selected coating and construction.

The source-listed development and production schedule is:

1. Lab dip: Normally 3–5 days.
2. Plain-color approval sample: Normally 7–10 days.
3. Bulk production: Listed as 3–20 days.
4. MOQ: 2,000 meters per color.

Custom patterns, coatings, testing, special packing, or complex approval requirements may affect the practical schedule. Confirm the production plan after all specifications and samples are approved.

Standard packing options are 50, 100, or 200 meters per roll. Custom packing details can be discussed. The page provides indicative loading quantities of approximately 30,000 meters for a 20GP container and 50,000 meters for a 40GP container; actual loading will vary with fabric weight, width, roll diameter, and packaging.

For payment, the page contains two descriptions of the 70% balance: one states payment before shipping, while another states payment upon receipt of the bill-of-lading copy. Both retain a 30% T/T advance. The applicable term should be confirmed in the final quotation and proforma invoice. L/C may be considered for repeat clients, and other arrangements may be negotiable.

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 production capabilities and also coordinates with specialized weaving, dyeing, printing, coating, finishing, quilting, and garment-support resources.

The product page states more than 10 years of experience with polyester taffeta, satin, Oxford, and related fabrics. It also lists output of up to 150,000 meters per day and monthly capacity exceeding 3 million meters. Buyers should confirm how much capacity can be allocated to the selected ultrasonic quilted construction and delivery window.

If the standard article does not meet a project requirement, FabricsTrades can help evaluate alternative patterns, colors, weights, widths, coatings, layer constructions, or sourcing routes. Feasibility, MOQ, testing, pricing, and lead time should be confirmed for each development.

2024–2026 Fabric Regulations & Compliance Update

EU REACH PFHxA Restrictions

EU-bound consumer jackets and related accessories may need to be evaluated under the EU REACH PFHxA Restriction, particularly when a waterproof, water-repellent, coated, or other functional finish is selected. The restriction for general-public clothing and related accessories applies from 10 October 2026, subject to its stated scope, thresholds, and exemptions.

The product page does not establish that this fabric is PFAS-free, REACH compliant, or certified. Buyers should communicate their restricted-substance requirements before sampling and request the appropriate finish declarations, SDS/TDS documents, production-batch records, and third-party testing where required.

ESPR and Digital Product Passport Preparation

The EU’s ESPR and Digital Product Passport framework may increase traceability and product-information expectations for textiles placed on the EU market. Exact obligations depend on product-specific rules and implementation schedules.

Buyers preparing EU programs may wish to collect structured information covering fiber composition, coating chemistry, dyeing and finishing routes, supplier identity, batch traceability, packaging, and available environmental documentation. Requirements vary by destination market, product category, intended use, finish, and date of sale.

Available reports, certificates, declarations, and traceability records may depend on the final specification and production batch. Communicate all retailer, legal, testing, and documentation requirements before quotation and bulk production.

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 you provide OEM service?

Yes. OEM service is available, and logo customization can be discussed according to the buyer’s requirements. Confirm the customization method, artwork, quantity, and technical feasibility before ordering.

What is the production capacity?

The page states that monthly production capacity exceeds 3 million meters and separately lists daily output of up to 150,000 meters. Confirm the capacity available for this specific ultrasonic quilted construction and production period.

What is the bulk-production lead time?

The listed mass-production time is 3–20 days. The confirmed schedule will depend on quantity, color, pattern, coating, testing, sample approval, and current production allocation.

May I visit the factory?

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

How is the product price determined?

Pricing depends on quantity and the selected quality or specification. Larger quantities may qualify for a more favorable price bracket. Provide the required construction, GSM, width, color, pattern, coating, quantity, testing, packaging, and delivery destination for an accurate quotation.

How long is one yard of fabric?

One yard equals exactly 0.9144 meter, or 91.44 centimeters. Because the MOQ, roll packing, and container quantities on this page are stated in meters, confirm the final order quantity using the unit shown in the quotation.

Is every version waterproof, flame-retardant, and anti-static?

Not necessarily. These properties are listed on the product page, but their availability and performance may depend on the selected coating, finish, and construction. Confirm the required standard and request applicable test information before approval.

What weight and width are available?

The page indicates multiple weight, density, and width options but does not publish numerical ranges. Provide the target GSM and usable width so FabricsTrades can confirm availability or recommend a suitable specification.

Request a Quote or Sample

For a quotation, lab dip, approval sample, or custom-development evaluation, please provide your intended application, required layer composition, GSM, usable width, color standard, quilting pattern, coating or finish, order quantity, destination market, testing standard, documentation requirements, packaging instructions, and target delivery date.

Contact FabricsTrades to request current pricing, samples, available test reports, certificates, declarations, technical information, traceability documents, or third-party testing support for the final specification.