Lightweight clothing fabric 100% polyester 73G/M ² daily outerwear commuting clothing
Product Specifications
| Attribute | Value |
| Ingredients | 100% polyester |
| Width | 148CM |
| Weight | 73G/M² |
| Classification | polyester |
| Applicable Scenarios | commuting outside |
| Feature | Low temperature dyeing is environmentally friendly |
Product Description
This lightweight clothing fabric—made entirely of 100% polyester with a ultra-thin 73G/M² weight—is an ideal choice for daily outerwear and commuting clothing, merging portability, comfort, and practicality for urban lifestyles. The 100% polyester composition forms the foundation of its performance: it offers inherent durability to withstand daily wear (like subway rides, bag friction, or quick errands) while resisting wrinkles—keeping outerwear neat without frequent ironing, a key convenience for busy commuters.
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At 73G/M², the fabric excels in lightness: it adds minimal bulk to outerwear, making it easy to layer over shirts, sweaters, or hoodies without feeling restrictive. It’s also highly packable—can be folded into a small pouch or bag when not in use (e.g., when moving from cool outdoor to warm indoor spaces), solving the hassle of carrying heavy coats. Despite its thinness, it provides just enough light warmth for transitional weather (spring mornings, autumn evenings), balancing protection and agility.
Additionally, 100% polyester enhances practicality: it repels light moisture (dew, light drizzle) to keep you dry during short commutes, and dries quickly if exposed to dampness. Its smooth texture complements various commuting outerwear styles, from casual windbreakers to sleek lightweight jackets. Whether you’re heading to work, running errands, or taking a casual walk, this lightweight polyester fabric makes daily outerwear comfortable, easy to carry, and adaptable—perfect for modern commuting needs.
Production plant environment
Rows of large looms run steadily, and metal parts glisten in bright lights. Uniformed workers monitor work, adjust settings, and inspect fabric rolls. The yarn spools are lined up on the walls and fed into a machine that transforms them into continuous pieces of fabric. The air is filled with a faint textile scent, blending efficiency with industrial precision.
