Polyester Stretch Satin Fabric – Elastic Satin / Morocco Fabric / Miki Satin

$170 Million Annual Export Value

Product Description

Polyester Dyeing Stretch Satin Fabric — tailored for the West African markets of Côte d’Ivoire ("elastic satin" / "Morocco fabric") and Togo ("Miki satin"). Ideal for wholesale, export, and local market adaptation.

Features

• Stretch capability: Built-in elastic component gives comfortable movement and better fit, addressing the demand for “elastic satin”. Researchers note that even small amounts of spandex in satin improve fit and recovery.
• Satin structure: Smooth, shiny front with satin weave, giving luxurious appearance.
• Wholesale and export ready: Supported for bulk orders, large width options, dyed to specification, tailored for West African distribution.

Usage

This satin fabric is ideal for:

• Ceremonial & party wear in Côte d’Ivoire: Fabric known as "Elastic Satin" or "Morocco Fabric" fits local trends requiring both sheen and movement.
• Fashion and tailoring in Togo: As "Miki Satin", the fabric aligns with local naming and expectations of stretch + shine, for dresses, wrappers, matching sets.
• Export garment manufacturing: Factories producing for West African markets can use this fabric for high-volume runs, custom colours, and garments needing a satin look with flexibility.
• Wholesale fabric distribution: Fabric distributors targeting West Africa can market it under local names, increasing local buyer resonance and trust.

FAQ

CWhat does "Elastic Satin" mean in the Côte d’Ivoire market?
In Côte d’Ivoire, "Elastic Satin" refers to a satin fabric with built-in stretch (via spandex or elastic fibers) combined with the glossy satin effect – offering better comfort and movement.

Why is the same fabric called "Miki Satin" in Togo?
Local trade terminology varies. In Togo, wholesalers and tailors commonly refer to this kind of stretch satin with a satin finish as "Miki Satin"—it’s the same functional category, just a local name that helps acceptance.