Polar fleece
Compare dyed and printed polar fleece, DTY and FDY directions, single-face and double-face finishing, and selected bonded constructions. Define the required pile, handle and garment or blanket use.
Enquire about this range ↗SHERPA · POLAR FLEECE · JERSEY · JACQUARD · BONDED FABRICS
Knitted Fleece & Apparel Fabrics
Knitted Fleece, Jersey, Jacquard & Composite Apparel Fabric Sourcing
Source selected knitted fleece, jersey, jacquard, French terry, rib, mesh, softshell and bonded fabric directions with sample-led colour, finish and specification coordination.
- Compare warm-pile and lightweight apparel fabrics through one detailed enquiry.
- Match fibre, yarn, weight, usable width, colour and finish to the intended sewn product.
- Coordinate approval samples, selected decoration, packing and required quality documents.
Manufacturing, product documents and order conditions depend on the model and supply route selected for your project.
Start with a product reference, intended use and estimated quantity. We bring product selection, sample questions and quotation details into one conversation.
Email your reference image ↗Fleece directionsSherpa, polar, flannel, coral, granular and super-soft pile
Apparel knitsJersey, jacquard, terry, interlock, rib, mesh and air layer
Finishing directionsDyed, printed, brushed, stamped, foil-effect and bonded
Quotation inputsComposition, weight, width, shade, finish, quantity and end use
Explore the product range
Build the range
your buyers need.
Choose a focused product or discuss a coordinated assortment. Each direction can be developed into a more specific model and packaging brief.
Soft and lustrous sherpa
Explore long-pile soft sherpa and a more lustrous sherpa finish. Approve pile density, softness, colour, reverse face and weight on a physical swatch.
Enquire about this range ↗Granular, bubble and coral pile
Compare granular pile, bubble-textured surfaces and coral-fleece directions for robes, blankets, casualwear and other specified textile uses. Texture names do not establish fibre composition.
Enquire about this range ↗Super-soft and faux rabbit-look fleece
Consider super-soft fleece and PV rabbit-hair-look surfaces. Specify a synthetic pile appearance and confirm the actual fibre declaration; the appearance does not mean animal hair is used.
Enquire about this range ↗Flannel and velvet finishes
Compare plain, printed and pattern-stamped flannel, spun velvet and selected brushed surfaces. Agree pile direction, design repeat and finishing requirements.
Enquire about this range ↗Single-face and double-face fleece
Choose selected one-sided or two-sided fleece, dyed or printed, with the required face and reverse appearance. Coordinate the finish with cutting and sewing trials.
Enquire about this range ↗Bonded and composite fabrics
Explore printed polar fleece bonded to sherpa and microfiber bonded to super-soft fleece. Define the face, backing, overall weight and bond performance for the intended product.
Enquire about this range ↗Single jersey and cotton-knit directions
Compare polyester spun jersey, cotton-knit and combed-cotton jersey directions. Confirm the actual composition, usable width, weight and dyeing route for the selected article.
Enquire about this range ↗Cationic jersey and fleece
Consider selected cationic jersey and fleece appearances for apparel or specified textile applications. Approve colour effects and hand feel from the selected fabric rather than a category name.
Enquire about this range ↗Jacquard and patterned knits
Explore knitted jacquards, including a polyester/rayon stretch direction, for dresses, shirts and related garment projects. Confirm the repeat, fibre declaration and recoverable stretch.
Enquire about this range ↗French terry, interlock and interloop
Compare French terry in selected CVC or TC directions, interlock and interloop structures. Specify the loop or reverse finish, fibre blend and target weight.
Enquire about this range ↗Scuba and air-layer fabric
Consider selected double-face and air-layer constructions for structured apparel. Approve thickness, recovery, drape and sewing behaviour; this category is not a diving-suit specification.
Enquire about this range ↗Mesh, bird-eye and lightweight knits
Explore mesh, bird-eye and selected lightweight plain-knit directions. Define openness, opacity, weight and garment use before choosing a construction.
Enquire about this range ↗Rib and coordinating trims
Request knitted rib for collars, cuffs, hems and matching garment components. Confirm rib structure, width, composition, stretch and colour match to the body fabric.
Enquire about this range ↗Hachi, brushed stretch and cashmere-touch knits
Compare Hachi, selected rayon-containing brushed stretch knits and polyester/spandex cashmere-touch fabric. A cashmere-like hand feel does not indicate cashmere content.
Enquire about this range ↗Microfiber and foil effects
Consider selected stretch microfiber and gold-foil-effect decoration. Confirm design rights, foil adhesion, care requirements and the selected material composition.
Enquire about this range ↗Softshell directions
Explore softshell constructions with or without TPU as a development request. Membrane, water resistance, breathability and bond performance require article-specific confirmation.
Enquire about this range ↗Special-effect home-textile development
Discuss two-tone, patterned and soft-pile fabric for home-textile or lounge projects. Any antistatic, recycled-content or other functional requirement needs current documentation and an agreed test method.
Enquire about this range ↗Reference product directions
Start with a product.
Define the details.
Use these options to describe what you are buying. The public references identify your enquiry; the final model and specification are confirmed before an order.
REFERENCE 0242-01
Printed polar fleece with sherpa backing
Compare a printed polyester fleece face with a sherpa reverse for selected outerwear and blanket constructions. Agree the print, bond and finished weight.
- Composition
- 100% polyester direction
- Published weight
- 340–450 g/m²
- Published width
- 58/60 inches
- Construction
- Knitted, printed and bonded
REFERENCE 0242-02
Soft sherpa fleece weight range
Select a soft, long-pile sherpa direction by touch and weight. Confirm usable width, pile appearance and the exact fibre declaration on the approval sample.
- Published weight
- 160–240 g/m²
- Construction
- Weft-knitted filament fleece
- Finish
- Dyed
REFERENCE 0242-03
Spun-polyester single jersey
Consider a plain-dyed, soft-touch jersey direction for shirts, dresses and selected apparel. Confirm colour, usable width and finishing tolerances.
- Composition
- 100% polyester
- Published weight
- 165 g/m²
- Published width
- 165 cm
- Finish
- Dyed
REFERENCE 0242-04
Cationic single jersey
Compare a selected plain-dyed cationic jersey direction. Approve the shade effect, opacity and garment performance with the required finish.
- Composition
- 100% polyester
- Published width
- 58/60 inches
- Published weight band
- 100–200 g/m²
- Construction
- Weft knitted
REFERENCE 0242-05
Printed fabric with brushed reverse
Explore a printed surface with a brushed reverse. Confirm the print artwork, back-face finish and care behaviour before bulk approval.
- Published weight
- 225 g/m²
- Finish
- Paper-transfer print with reverse brushing
REFERENCE 0242-06
Microfiber and super-soft fleece composite
Compare a microfiber face bonded to a faux super-soft fleece reverse. Match the two faces, overall handle and finished weight to the intended sewn product.
- Published weight
- 340 g/m²
- Construction
- Knitted bonded composite
- Finish
- Dyed
REFERENCE 0242-07
Stretch jacquard apparel fabric
Consider a polyester/rayon jacquard with a stretch component. Approve pattern scale, drape, recovery and the final fibre declaration.
- Published weight
- 300 g/m²
- Published width
- 160 cm
- Finish
- Dyed
- Fibre direction
- Polyester/rayon with stretch component
REFERENCE 0242-08
Dense sherpa reference
Compare a heavier brushed sherpa direction by pile density and hand feel. Confirm the reverse finish and the actual width on the chosen article.
- Published weight
- 350 g/m²
- Finish
- Brushed sherpa
REFERENCE 0242-09
Pattern-stamped flannel
Explore dimensional stamped pattern effects on selected flannel. Confirm the approved pattern, repeat, pile direction and care result.
- Published weight
- 250–320 g/m²
- Finish
- Pattern stamping on flannel
REFERENCE 0242-10
Long-pile sherpa yarn reference
Discuss selected long-pile sherpa with the specified filament-yarn reference. Pair the yarn notation with the actual finished fabric weight and width.
- Published yarn reference
- 150D/288F
- Surface direction
- Long pile
REFERENCE 0242-11
Lustrous sherpa finish
Compare a selected lustrous sherpa surface for the desired appearance. Confirm pile, sheen and reverse-face treatment with a swatch.
- Published yarn reference
- DTY 150D/288F
- Surface direction
- Lustrous sherpa
REFERENCE 0242-12
DTY polar fleece yarn reference
Explore a DTY polar-fleece direction with selected brushing and surface finishing. Define weight, width and appearance separately from the yarn notation.
- Published yarn reference
- 100D/144F DTY
- Options for discussion
- Embossing, carving and selected bonding
REFERENCE 0242-13
Foil-effect stretch microfiber
Consider a stretch microfiber direction with gold-foil-style decoration. Approve the base shade, decorative artwork and foil adhesion for the intended care route.
- Published yarn reference
- 100D/144F DTY
- Fibre direction
- Polyester with spandex
- Finish
- Foil-effect decoration
REFERENCE 0242-14
Polyester/spandex cashmere-touch knit
Request a matte, soft-touch stretch knit when a cashmere-like feel is desired. Specify the actual fibre declaration and target handle.
- Fibre direction
- Polyester with spandex
- Surface direction
- One-sided matte hand-feel construction
REFERENCE 0242-15
Scuba and air-layer yarn reference
Discuss structured double-face or air-layer apparel fabric with the selected yarn direction. Approve thickness, drape and stretch on the finished construction.
- Published yarn reference
- 75D/72F DTY with spandex
- Product direction
- Scuba / air-layer knitted fabric
REFERENCE 0242-16
Rayon-containing brushed stretch fleece
Compare a selected smooth, elastic, one-sided brushed knit with a fine-pile surface. Confirm the final blend and pattern before ordering.
- Fibre direction
- Polyester, rayon and spandex
- Surface direction
- One-sided fine fleece with selected stripe or pattern effects
REFERENCE 0242-17
Cotton jersey development
Discuss combed-cotton and other cotton-knit jersey directions for the intended garment. Confirm construction, composition, weight, shrinkage target and dye route.
- Material direction
- Cotton-knit jersey
- Approval basis
- Physical sample and article-specific specification
REFERENCE 0242-18
French terry and interlock development
Compare selected French-terry, interlock and interloop directions by loop structure, handle and target garment. Confirm the CVC or TC blend before selection.
- Construction directions
- French terry, interlock and interloop
- Blend directions
- Selected CVC / TC requests
REFERENCE 0242-19
Softshell with selected backing
Explore softshell directions with or without TPU. Submit membrane, backing and performance requirements for a construction-specific proposal.
- Construction directions
- Softshell with or without TPU
- Performance basis
- Agreed specification and supporting test evidence
Reference specifications apply to the selected construction described above. Yarn notation is not finished fabric weight. Width, composition, performance and commercial terms are confirmed for the selected article and approval sample.
What matters for this category
A better brief.
A clearer comparison.
Focus the sourcing conversation on the features, materials and production details that make a difference to your product range.
Compare fabrics by the finished application
Review pile warmth and handle, light-knit drape, decorative effects and bonded construction in one enquiry. A garment reference or physical swatch helps narrow the right structure.
Coordinate both faces and finishing
For fleece and composites, define the appearance of each side as well as overall weight. Discuss dyeing, selected print, brushing, stamping or foil effects alongside the cutting and care requirements.
Use samples to control the specification
Approve colour, hand feel, usable width, weight and agreed test results on the selected fabric. Keep the approved reference and bulk acceptance criteria connected.
Branding, configuration & packaging
Make the product
fit your programme.
Bring artwork, reference samples and a target cost. The available process, minimum quantity, sample charges and development scope are reviewed for the chosen option.
Composition, colour and structure
Send the target fibre blend, yarn or fabric reference, shade standard, knit structure and finished weight. Colour matching and selected construction changes are reviewed for feasibility.
Print, texture and composite development
Provide licensed artwork, print repeat, stamped or foil-effect requirements and the desired face/backing combination. Confirm the development sample, finishing route and acceptance criteria before bulk approval.
Sample and roll-pack coordination
Request swatches, colour lab dips or an approval sample appropriate to the article. Discuss roll length, paper-core support, protective plastic wrapping, roll identification and shipment handling; sample charges and timing require a quotation.
Quality & product evidence
Turn requirements
into checks.
Agree which product characteristics need testing and how the approved sample relates to the bulk order.
Fabric construction and consistency
Agree fibre declaration, weight tolerance, usable width, shade consistency, defect allowance and finishing inspection. Compare bulk rolls against the approved sample and agreed measurement methods.
Application and care checks
Specify the required dimensional change, colourfastness, pilling, stretch recovery and wash or care checks. For bonded fabrics or foil effects, add relevant adhesion and finish-durability requirements.
Claims supported by current evidence
State any restricted-substance, recycled-content, antistatic, membrane or other performance requirement at enquiry stage. Acceptance depends on current article-specific documentation and suitable tests.
Test capability is a starting point for the inspection plan. Request the method, applicable model and results needed for your order.
Documents matched to the order
Ask for evidence
that fits the product.
Define the paperwork and test requirements alongside the material brief so the quotation can cover the selected fabric, destination and claims.
State the sales market, intended users and required files in your first enquiry. Current validity and scope are checked for the selected supplier and product; a category description does not certify every item.
Share your document requirements ↗- Article and approval record
- Request the agreed composition, yarn reference where relevant, finished weight, usable width, colour standard, face/backing and finishing description with the approved sample reference.
- Testing and material declarations
- Request applicable fibre, chemical, performance and recycled-content documents for the selected article. Check report dates, tested material, scope and any transaction-specific traceability requirements.
- Packing and shipment information
- Confirm roll count, roll length or net weight, packing identification, invoice description, packing list and destination-specific shipment documents for the confirmed order.
Built around how you sell
Different buyers.
Different specifications.
Your sales channel changes the assortment, packaging and quality priorities. Tell us the intended use as well as the product name.
Casualwear, shirts and dresses
Compare jersey, jacquard, lightweight knit, French terry, rib and structured air-layer directions by drape, stretch and the intended sewing process.
Outerwear, robes and lounge products
Explore fleece, sherpa, flannel and selected composite constructions for the required appearance and hand feel. Confirm care and durability requirements for the finished item.
Blankets and selected home-textile projects
Discuss printed, stamped, two-tone or soft-pile fabric directions for specified home-textile uses. Finished-product compliance and any functional claims need their own confirmation.
From first brief to a defined order
One contact.
A practical next step.
Samples, commercial terms and responsibilities are agreed for the project. Use the same product and packing specification when comparing quotations.
Share the requirement
Product, reference image, quantity, sales market and timing.
Compare suitable options
Review configuration, materials, sample scope and relevant documents.
Approve the specification
Agree artwork, packaging, sample, testing and inspection criteria.
Confirm the order plan
Set price, payment, production, delivery and defect remedies in writing.
Buyer questions
Before you send
your first enquiry.
Practical answers about this sourcing direction, customization and the reference options. Your agreed specification and written quotation determine the actual order.
Which fabrics can I enquire about?
Selected sherpa, polar fleece, flannel, coral and super-soft pile, jersey, jacquard, terry, interlock, rib, mesh, air-layer fabric, microfiber, softshell and bonded constructions are covered. Send the intended use and a reference sample where possible.
Can I match a fabric sample or colour?
Send the swatch, colour standard, composition, weight, usable width and finish requirements. A sample match and colour lab-dip route can be discussed for the selected construction; exact results need approval.
Does cashmere-touch fabric contain cashmere?
A cashmere-like hand feel describes the surface effect. The selected direction here is polyester with spandex; confirm the actual fibre declaration for every article.
Can you coordinate printing, stamping or foil effects?
Selected printing, pattern stamping and foil-effect decoration can be discussed with the required base fabric, artwork rights, repeat and care conditions. Confirm the sample and relevant durability requirements first.
Can I request bonded or TPU softshell fabric?
Yes, send the face, backing, overall weight and intended construction. Specify membrane and performance requirements if applicable; water resistance or breathability needs article-specific confirmation.
What are the minimum quantity and delivery time?
They depend on the article, colour or design, finishing route, order quantity and approval schedule. Request current sample, minimum-order, packing and shipment terms for your exact requirement.
Are recycled-content or other certified options available?
Include the exact standard, material scope and traceability requirements in the enquiry. Current supporting documents must be checked for the selected article before making a certification or recycled-content claim.
What should I send for a useful quotation?
Provide the end use, sample or design, exact fibre target, weight, usable width, shade, finish, quantity per colour, testing requirements, packing preference and destination. Identify any special membrane, bond or functional requirement.
Who handles my enquiry?
Factory Sourcing Hub handles this enquiry as an independent sourcing and trading service. The product route, supplier suitability, sample scope and order responsibilities are agreed for the actual project.
How do I get a price and order minimum?
Send the product reference, quantities per variation, customization and packaging. Prices, minimums, sample charges and delivery dates are confirmed in a current quotation; the page is not a live inventory or price feed.
Can I discuss samples and inspection before ordering?
Yes. State whether you need a reference sample, a customized sample or development work. Agree the sample cost and shipping, approval specification, inspection plan and remedy for non-conforming goods before the bulk order.
What should I attach to my email?
Reference images, drawings, logo artwork and a product list are useful. Include quantities, the intended users and sales market, packaging, required documents and timing. After submitting the form, email attachments to kunhuow@gmail.com with your enquiry reference.
Tell us what you are planning
Your next order
starts with a brief.
A reference picture or a short description is enough to begin. Add the details you already know; the optional fields help make the follow-up more useful.
- End use, reference swatch, fibre composition and knit structure
- Finished weight, usable width, colour/design and face/backing finish
- Quantity per colour, sample approval, packing and destination
- Required care, durability, chemical or traceability documentation
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