70g 180T Polyester Taffeta Lining Fabric

220,000m²

Plant Area

500+

Workers

1000,000m

Daily Output

Product description

180T polyester taffeta lining fabric is one of the most widely used lining materials in garment manufacturing. Made from 100% polyester with plain weave construction, this 70gsm fabric provides a smooth surface, lightweight structure, and low-friction performance for jackets, bags, and other textile products.

The 68D x 68D yarn construction gives this taffeta fabric a balanced hand feel and stable performance as a lining material. It slides easily against inner garment layers, helping improve comfort and garment finishing quality.

MH supplies customized polyester taffeta lining fabric with support for color matching, bulk production, and quality control. Different densities, weights, widths, and finishing options can be developed according to buyer requirements.

Features

• Smooth lining surface — provides low friction and comfortable movement between garment layers.
• Lightweight polyester construction — suitable for apparel lining without adding unnecessary bulk.
• Stable plain weave structure — offers consistent quality for garment and textile production.
• Colorfast dyed finish — supports vibrant colors and long-lasting appearance.
• Flexible customization — support different densities, weights, colors, and coating requirements.

Choose the right taffeta density

Different taffeta densities are suitable for different applications. MH supplies various polyester taffeta options according to product requirements.

Applications

• Garment lining — used for jackets, coats, suits, uniforms, and other apparel products.
• Bag lining — suitable for handbags, backpacks, luggage, and accessory products.
• Outdoor textile products — used for umbrellas, tents, and functional textile applications.
• Home textile and functional products — suitable for sleeping bags and other textile constructions.

Customization and coating options

MH provides customized polyester taffeta solutions beyond standard lining fabrics, including different yarns, densities, weights, colors, and functional finishes.

• Base fabric options — yarn range from 50D to 150D, density from 170T to 300T, and weight from 50gsm to 100gsm.
• Color customization — solid dyeing based on customer requirements, Pantone references, or approved samples.
• Coating options — PU, PVC, and PA coatings available for waterproof, windproof, and functional applications.
• Special finishes — anti-static treatment, silver coating, embossing, jacquard, and other customized finishes.

Container loading

For 70gsm 180T polyester taffeta lining fabric, one 20ft container can load approximately 190,000 meters. Actual loading quantity may vary depending on roll width, packing method, and customer requirements.

FAQ

What does 180T mean in taffeta fabric?

The “T” refers to the density level of the fabric. 180T taffeta has a relatively lightweight construction that balances cost, softness, and usability, making it a common choice for garment lining applications.

What is the difference between taffeta and pongee lining?

Taffeta has a crisper hand feel and smoother surface, making it suitable for structured garments such as jackets and suits. Pongee is softer and more drapable, making it suitable for casual and lightweight applications.

Is 180T taffeta suitable for down jackets?

180T taffeta is commonly used as lining material but is not recommended as a down-proof outer layer. Higher-density taffeta such as 290T-300T is more suitable for applications requiring tighter construction.

Why source from MH

• One-stop textile sourcing — MH supplies fabrics together with sewing threads, zippers, buttons, ribbons, and other garment accessories.
• Custom development capability — support buyers with fabric selection, color matching, finishing, and bulk production.
• Stable supply capability — experienced production teams ensure consistent quality for repeat orders.
• International B2B service — MH supports importers, wholesalers, and manufacturers with professional export coordination.