Woven 100% Polyester Fabric chiffon Printed Fabric For Skirt

Product Overview

This is a woven 100% polyester chiffon fabric developed primarily for printed skirts and other lightweight or layered garment applications. The available product-page specification is 95 gsm with a width of 58–60 inches. Both printed and plain-dyed production routes are listed, and colors can be developed according to the buyer’s requirements.

For skirts, dresses, blouses, bridal layers, costumes, and decorative garment panels, the fabric can provide a printable surface and the visual movement associated with chiffon constructions. Final drape, transparency, hand feel, print appearance, and lining requirements should be evaluated using a physical sample because these properties are not quantified on the current product page.

The page also lists lining, bags, bedding, home textiles, sofas, luggage, outdoor products, and industrial wear among possible uses. For applications requiring structure, abrasion resistance, weather protection, or load-bearing performance, buyers should treat this chiffon as a decorative face, overlay, or lining unless a reinforced, coated, laminated, or otherwise adapted construction is specifically developed and approved.

Product Specifications

Material, Construction, Appearance, and Hand Feel

The confirmed composition is 100% polyester, while the product title identifies the construction as woven chiffon. Polyester supports repeatable coloration and printed design development, but the actual surface, softness, transparency, drape, and tactile character will depend on the yarn, weave settings, dyeing or printing process, and any additional finish.

The published weight of 95 gsm gives buyers a useful basis for sample comparison and garment planning. However, weight alone does not establish opacity, airflow, stiffness, or suitability for direct skin contact. Buyers should review a cutting or approval sample under the lighting and layering conditions intended for the finished garment.

The listed width of 58–60 inches can support efficient marker planning for skirts, dresses, panels, overlays, and linings. Confirm the usable width, edge condition, and tolerance before preparing production markers.

The product page places “50D” under a density label. Since “D” normally denotes denier, the value may refer to the yarn specification rather than density. FabricsTrades should confirm the intended parameter and any applicable tolerance before quotation or bulk production.

Key Product Features

• Printed and plain-dyed options: Buyers can evaluate printed designs or plain-color versions according to the collection concept.
• Custom color development: Colors are offered according to customer requirements, subject to lab-dip approval and production feasibility.
• Skirt-focused construction: The product is specifically presented for skirts, with additional garment, lining, and decorative applications listed.
• Commercially useful width and weight: The 95 gsm weight and 58–60-inch width provide a defined starting specification for sampling and costing.
• OEM support: Logo customization and OEM service are listed as available, with feasibility depending on the requested design and production method.
• Scalable production: The source page states capacity of more than 3 million meters per month and daily output of up to 150,000 meters.
• Functional-feature options requiring confirmation: Waterproof, flame-retardant, anti-static, tear-resistant, and shrink-resistant properties are listed. Buyers should specify which functions are required and request the applicable construction, finish, test method, performance target, and available supporting report.

Detailed Applications and Use Cases

Printed Skirts

Skirts are the primary application identified by the product title. Printed patterns and custom colors can support casual, resort, fashion, occasion, and seasonal skirt programs. Chiffon constructions are commonly considered where designers want visible movement, gathers, flounces, pleats, or layered silhouettes.

Before production, evaluate the fabric’s actual transparency, drape, print definition, color appearance, and resistance to seam puckering. Depending on the style and required coverage, a lining or multiple layers may be necessary. Full or bias-cut silhouettes should be tested for hanging behavior and dimensional stability before bulk cutting.

Dresses, Bridal Layers, and Occasionwear

The page lists dresses, wedding and bridal products, and costumes among the possible uses. Printed or plain-dyed chiffon may be considered for overlays, sleeves, ruffles, decorative panels, tiered layers, and other components where visual movement is important.

For bridal or light-colored occasionwear, inspect opacity under strong lighting and against the intended lining color. For gathered, pleated, or ruffled components, approve the appearance using the actual fabric because 95 gsm weight, finishing, and print coverage can influence bulk and drape.

Blouses, Shirts, and Sleepwear

Shirts, blouses, and sleepwear appear in the source application tags. For these uses, buyers should confirm hand feel, breathability expectations, transparency, seam comfort, colorfastness, and direct-skin-contact requirements.

A sample garment is recommended before bulk ordering. It can reveal whether the fabric requires lining, a camisole layer, a softer finish, adjusted seam construction, or changes to the pattern allowance.

Garment Lining and Layered Components

Lining is included in the source use list. The fabric may be evaluated for decorative linings, partial linings, layered panels, or internal garment components when its hand feel and surface behavior suit the outer fabric.

Confirm friction, static behavior, seam strength, color transfer, and comfort against the intended shell material. Although anti-static performance is listed as a feature, it should not be assumed without confirming the ordered finish and available test evidence.

Bags, Luggage, Purses, and Totes

Bags and luggage are listed applications, but a chiffon construction should not automatically be treated as a structural or load-bearing material. It may be more appropriate as a lining, decorative overlay, printed insert, or laminated face material.

For these products, test abrasion, tear behavior, seam strength, bonding compatibility, and resistance to snagging. Reinforcement, backing, lamination, or combination with a stronger base fabric may be necessary.

Bedding, Sofa, Home-Textile, Craft, and Toy Applications

The source page includes bedding, sofas, home textiles, crafts, and toys. Potential uses may include decorative layers, panels, canopies, drapery details, trims, craft components, or non-structural covers.

For upholstery or frequently handled products, confirm whether the proposed construction can meet the required abrasion, seam, flammability, cleaning, and durability standards. Do not treat the base chiffon specification as upholstery fabric without application-specific sampling and testing.

Outdoor and Industrial Applications

Outdoor and industrial-wear tags appear on the page, together with listed waterproof, flame-retardant, anti-static, tear-resistant, and shrink-resistant features. These applications should be treated as conditional.

The base fabric should not be assumed suitable for protective clothing, load-bearing products, severe-weather use, or safety-critical applications. Buyers must define the intended environment and required performance standard before sampling. A specialized finish, backing, coating, lamination, reinforcement, or alternative construction may be required, followed by testing against the buyer’s specified standard.

Design and Manufacturing Considerations

• Opacity and lining: Inspect the actual fabric in the intended color and print. Pale colors, open areas in a print, and strong backlighting may increase the need for lining.
• Drape and silhouette: Approve the fabric through a garment prototype when the design depends on gathers, pleats, ruffles, flounces, or bias-cut panels.
• Print approval: Confirm artwork scale, repeat, orientation, registration, color standard, face side, and acceptable variation before bulk printing.
• Color approval: Use lab dips or strike-offs as appropriate. Review colors under the lighting conditions relevant to the destination market or retail environment.
• Cutting and handling: Chiffon fabrics can require careful spreading and cutting. Trial the proposed cutting method to control shifting or distortion.
• Needle, thread, and seams: A fine, sharp needle, suitable lightweight thread, and narrow seam or enclosed edge may be appropriate, but the final combination should be validated on the actual material.
• Edge finishing: Test rolled hems, narrow hems, overlocking, binding, or enclosed seams according to the garment design and expected laundering method.
• Seam and surface performance: Check seam slippage, puckering, fraying, snagging, and print damage during prototype development.
• Functional finishes: Specify whether waterproof, flame-retardant, anti-static, tear-resistant, or shrink-resistant performance is required. Confirm whether the result comes from the base construction, a chemical finish, coating, backing, or another process.
• Care and durability: No care instructions or quantified wash-performance data are published. Establish the care label only after confirming the final dye, print, finish, construction, and test results.

Customization, Sampling, and Bulk Ordering

Customization

Colors can be produced according to customer requirements. OEM service and logo customization are also listed as available. Buyers requiring custom artwork, print repeats, finishes, packaging, or revised specifications should provide complete technical information so FabricsTrades can evaluate feasibility.

Customization availability may depend on design complexity, color count, production route, performance requirements, and order quantity. A possible customization should not be treated as confirmed until it is included in the quotation and approved sample.

MOQ and Sampling

• MOQ: 2,000 meters per color
• Normal lab-dip time: 3–5 days
• Plain-color approval sample: 7–10 days
• Sample MOQ and sample charges: confirm with FabricsTrades
• Sample-payment methods: confirm the currently accepted payment channels
• Printed projects: confirm whether a strike-off, sample yardage, or production-scale approval is required

Production and Lead Time

The listed mass-production lead time is 3–20 days. The actual schedule may depend on order quantity, color or print approval, finish, testing, raw-material availability, and production-line planning.

The source page states daily output of up to 150,000 meters and monthly production capacity of more than 3 million meters. Confirm available capacity for the required specification and delivery window before issuing a purchase order.

Packaging and Loading

Standard roll-length options are 50, 100, or 200 meters. Packaging can also be arranged according to buyer requirements.

The page gives usual loading references of approximately 110,000 meters for one 20GP container and 220,000 meters for one 40GP container. These figures should be reconfirmed because actual loading depends on roll length, fabric width, roll diameter, packing materials, weight limits, and container utilization.

Payment Terms

Two different payment descriptions appear on the current page:

1. The product description states 30% T/T as advance payment and 70% T/T upon receipt of a copy of the bill of lading.
2. A separate payment section states that first-time clients typically pay 30% down and 70% before shipping by T/T. It also notes that L/C may be considered for repeat clients and that other terms may be negotiated.

Confirm the final payment milestone and method in the quotation or sales contract before placing the order.

Pricing, Shipping, and Factory Visits

Pricing is determined according to quantity and quality requirements. The source page notes three online quantity-price levels and indicates that larger quantities may receive more favorable pricing.

Express and sea freight are listed as shipping methods. The best method will depend on sample or bulk quantity, destination, required delivery time, and freight budget.

Factory visits are welcome. The page also states that airport or railway-station pickup may be arranged; confirm the schedule in advance.

FabricsTrades Sourcing and Development Support

FabricsTrades is located in Wujiang District, Suzhou, within one of the world’s most concentrated textile manufacturing regions. In addition to its own manufacturing capabilities, the company can coordinate with specialized weaving, knitting, dyeing, printing, coating, finishing, and garment-support facilities in the regional supply chain.

The source page also states more than ten years of experience with polyester taffeta, satin, Oxford fabric, and related polyester products, with customer experience across the Middle East, South America, and Europe.

If this standard 95 gsm polyester chiffon does not fully meet a project’s requirements, FabricsTrades can help evaluate alternative colors, prints, constructions, weights, finishes, backings, or application-specific developments. Availability, MOQ, performance, compliance documentation, and lead time must be confirmed for the final specification.

2024–2026 Fabric Regulations & Compliance Update

No certification, restricted-substance result, or market-specific compliance status is stated for this individual product. Requirements will depend on the final dye, print, functional finish, garment category, destination market, and date of sale.

For polyester chiffon supplied for EU consumer clothing, especially when a waterproof or water-repellent treatment is requested, buyers may need to review the EU REACH PFHxA restriction. Communicate any PFAS, fluorine, restricted-substance, retailer-RSL, or chemical-management requirements before quotation and sampling. A source-page statement such as “waterproof” is not proof of a particular chemistry or regulatory result.

Buyers placing textile products on the EU market may also need to follow developing product-information, sustainability, and traceability requirements associated with the ESPR and Digital Product Passport. Consider confirming the availability of composition records, batch identification, supplier information, processing details, chemical declarations, and other traceability data required by the finished-product program.

Legal and retailer requirements vary. Before bulk production, buyers should confirm the applicable rules and request any necessary test reports, certificates, declarations, technical data, traceability records, or third-party testing support. Available documentation will depend on the final specification, production batch, destination, and testing request.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does it take to finish a lab dip?

A lab dip normally takes 3–5 days. The listed approval-sample time for a plain color is 7–10 days.

Can you provide OEM service?

Yes. OEM service is available depending on the project requirements, and logo customization is listed as an option. Confirm the customization method, artwork, MOQ, cost, and lead time before sampling.

What is your production capacity?

The source page states monthly production capacity of more than 3 million meters and daily output of up to 150,000 meters. Available capacity for a particular order should be confirmed according to the specification and production schedule.

What is the delivery time?

The listed mass-production lead time is 3–20 days. Actual timing depends on the quantity, print or color approval, finish, testing requirements, raw-material availability, and production schedule.

May I visit the factory?

Yes. Factory visits are welcome, and airport or railway-station pickup may be arranged. Confirm the visit date and transportation details in advance.

How is the product price determined?

The price is determined by order quantity and quality or specification requirements. The page uses three online quantity-price levels and states that larger quantities may receive more favorable pricing. Request a current quotation for the required color, print, finish, quantity, and delivery terms.

How long is one yard?

One yard equals 0.9144 meter.

What are the confirmed weight, width, and composition?

The published specification is 100% polyester, 95 gsm, and 58–60 inches wide. Confirm production tolerances and usable width before bulk ordering.

Is this chiffon suitable for skirts without a lining?

It may be suitable, but lining depends on the fabric’s actual opacity, color, print coverage, garment silhouette, and target market. Review a physical sample and garment prototype before deciding.

Are waterproof, flame-retardant, anti-static, tear-resistant, and shrink-resistant properties standard?

The current page lists these features, but it does not define their finish, grade, test method, or whether they are standard or optional. Specify the required performance and request confirmation and supporting test information before ordering.

Request a Quote or Sample

For an accurate quotation or sample recommendation, please provide:

• Intended garment or end use
• Required composition and construction
• Target weight and width
• Color standard or print artwork
• Required hand feel, opacity, or drape
• Functional finish or performance target
• Order quantity and color breakdown
• Packaging and shipping requirements
• Destination market
• Required testing standard, certificate, declaration, or traceability document
• Target sample and bulk-delivery dates

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