190T Polyester Taffeta Lining Fabric

Ordinary Clothing

• Low Density (180T–190T): Used as linings or inner layers in casual jackets and workwear; found in some budget windbreaker models.
• Medium Density (210T–230T): Employed as outer fabric for lightweight jackets, windbreakers, and raincoats, often with a protective coating.
• High Density (290T–300T): Applied in down jacket shells and high-end outerwear to ensure structural stability and enhanced weather resistance.

• Low Density (180T–190T): Utilized as inner linings or base layers to add volume while keeping costs down.
• Medium Density (210T–230T): Commonly used as the primary fabric in floor-length gowns and bridesmaids’ dresses, delivering well-defined pleats and an elegant shine.
• High Density (290T–300T): Favored for high-end custom wedding gowns and formal wear that require a structured, luxurious appearance.

• Low Density (180T–190T): Used for dust covers, curtain linings, and inner layers of storage fabrics.
• Medium Density (210T–230T): Suitable for curtains, tablecloths, and decorative dining fabrics requiring attractive drape and sheen.
• High Density (290T–300T): Applied in luxury curtains, drapes, and high-end gift packaging linings for a premium finish.

• Low Density (180T–190T): Common in standard umbrellas, inner layers of simple tents, and inexpensive kites for temporary outdoor use.
• Medium Density (210T–230T): Widely used in camping tent canopies, raincoats, sun shades, and sleeping bag linings due to balanced performance.
• High Density (290T–300T): Found in high-end umbrellas, professional outdoor gear, and as linings in premium down sleeping bags for demanding conditions.