PU Faux Leather Fabric for Jacket Manufacturing
- ✓ PU coated synthetic leather in a soft, garment-grade hand
- ✓ 137 cm (54") usable width for body and sleeve panels
- ✓ Coated on our own lines in Jinjiang, Fujian - see the factory tour
- ✓ Material-level REACH SVHC screening, Intertek SZHH01505701
- ✓ Free A4/A3 swatch before a production run
A Jacket Programme Is Decided at the Cutting Table
A jacket is only as good as the way the material behaves before it reaches a sewing line. It has to lay flat, cut clean, and read the same on roll one and roll forty. This PU coated synthetic leather is supplied on rolls in a 137 cm usable width, with a soft face that sits close to the body and a surface that can be finished to the texture and gloss your range already uses.
Because the material is coated to your specification rather than pulled from a fixed catalogue, thickness, colour and hand-feel are agreed on a swatch before a single roll is made. That is the point where a garment programme is de-risked: the cutting table, the sewing line and the reorder all work from one approved spec.
- ✓ Usable width stated as usable, so your marker is built on a real number
- ✓ Hand-feel and shade checked roll against the approved swatch
- ✓ Fold and crease behaviour confirmed on your own test panel
- ✓ Every roll lot numbered before shipping
Cut Yield
A 137 cm usable width lets body and sleeve panels share one marker with less offcut, and it is quoted as usable width rather than gross roll width.
Fold Recovery
Sleeve rolls and packing creases are part of the journey. Recovery after pressing is verified on a test panel made from your own pattern.
Lot Consistency
Shade and hand-feel are held against the approved swatch, and each roll carries a lot number so a repeat run starts from a known spec.
Technical Parameters
| Parameter | Current Product Information | Buyer Confirmation |
| Material | PU (polyurethane) coated synthetic leather | |
| Usable width | 137 cm (54") | |
| Thickness | Per project confirmation | To be agreed on swatch |
| Surface | Matte, smooth; texture and gloss to order | |
| Hand-feel | Soft, garment grade, skin friendly | |
| Colour | Cream / ivory as shown; custom shade to your reference | |
| Minimum order | Confirmed per project and per colour | To be agreed |
| Packing | Roll, inner poly bag and outer PP bag | |
| Sample | Free A4/A3 swatch, freight collect | |
| REACH SVHC | Intertek SZHH01505701, material level |
Rows that need a figure we do not hold for this construction are left as project confirmation instead of being filled with an estimate.
Part by Part: Body, Sleeve, Collar and Welt
- ✓ Body and sleeve panels for jackets, bombers and overshirts
- ✓ Yokes, shoulder inserts and raglan panels
- ✓ Stand collars, shirt collars and cuffs
- ✓ Pocket welts, facings and placket strips
Parts do not all ask the same thing of a material. Collars and welts want a face that holds a crisp edge, while sleeves and body panels want recovery where the arm bends. Send the part list with your enquiry and the swatch is prepared for the parts you actually run, rather than for a generic sample card.
From Spec Sheet to Bulk Run
01 SPECIFY
Spec sheet
Part list, target thickness, colour reference, grain and hand-feel.
02 SWATCH
A4 / A3
Free swatch, freight collect, taken from the construction under discussion.
03 TEST
Test panel
Sew one jacket, check cut, fold, press and stitch on your own line.
04 RUN
Production
Coated to the signed-off spec, lot numbered, packed for export.
Inside the Line That Coats It
Coated leather is made, not harvested, and the part that decides your cutting yield is invisible in a finished photo: the coating head, the oven profile and the winder at the end of the line. Ours runs in Jinjiang, Fujian, and the line below is typical of the fifteen-plus facilities we schedule jacket programmes on. You can walk the whole plant in the factory tour, or watch the lines run in our plant videos.
Two things on that line matter to a garment buyer. The oven is continuous, so the face is cured the same way at the start and the end of a run; the winder controls tension, which is what keeps a 137 cm roll flat enough to spread without a wave. Tension problems show up later as shading down a sleeve, not as an obvious defect on the roll.
- ✓ Continuous curing across the run, not batch by batch
- ✓ Tension-controlled winding, so the roll spreads flat
- ✓ Base cloth and coating run on the same site, so a change of hand-feel does not mean a change of supplier
From Roll Rack to Container
Finished rolls are racked by lot before they are packed, which is how a repeat order can be pulled from the same production window instead of being re-made from scratch. A production programme rarely opens with a full container; it opens with a trial quantity, a trial lay and a decision about whether the material spreads cleanly on your table.
Rolls ship with an inner poly liner and an outer PP sleeve as standard, palletised or cartoned to suit your forwarder, and recyclable packing can be specified when your market asks for it. Roll build and core are fixed with the order, so the material arrives ready to spread rather than being rewound on site.
Where a lay carries many plies, the spreading table tells you more than a photograph: whether the roll feeds evenly, whether a splice falls inside a long piece, and whether the offcut from a marker can go back to stock. Tell us the longest continuous length you cut and the roll configuration is planned around it.
Why Brands Run Jacket Programmes With WINIW
Capacity behind the reorder. 15+ factories and 25+ years in synthetic leather, with output of roughly 1,000,000 metres a month, so a second run is scheduled like the first. Our own coating lines are in Jinjiang, Fujian - the company profile sets out how the sites are organised.
Development before commitment. Colour, texture, gloss and hand-feel are set on a swatch, then confirmed on a sewn panel, before a production quantity is fixed.
In-house QC, three steps: ① shade and hand-feel against the approved swatch → ② surface and roll inspection → ③ lot code logged before dispatch. The checkpoints are described on our quality control page.
Quality Evidence
The material carries an Intertek REACH SVHC screening, report no. SZHH01505701, with every screened substance below the 0.1% declaration threshold. It is a screening of the material itself, not a certificate for a completed garment. Licences and certification records we hold are listed on the quality control and certificates page.
Batch control sits alongside it: the shade is checked against the approved swatch, the surface is inspected, and the roll leaves with a lot number attached to the shipping record.
Frequently Asked Questions
What thickness should we specify for a jacket?
Thickness is agreed per project, because a shell jacket, a bomber and an overshirt do not carry the same body. Send the part list and target hand-feel and the swatch comes back in the construction we recommend, so the decision is made on material rather than on a number alone.
Which specifications should we fix before a bulk run?
Thickness, backing, surface finish, flexing behaviour and hydrolysis expectation are the five points sourcing guides tell buyers to pin down on coated materials. We confirm all five on the swatch and the test panel before bulk is scheduled.
Will shade and grain stay consistent between rolls?
Consistency in colour, grain and thickness is one of the reasons brands choose coated material over hide, because it reduces waste at cutting. We hold shade and hand-feel against the approved swatch and lot number every roll, so a repeat order is run to the same spec.
Do you provide REACH documentation for the material?
Yes. Intertek report SZHH01505701 covers REACH SVHC on the material, with all screened substances below the 0.1% declaration threshold. It is a material-level screening and we state it as such, so your compliance team sees exactly what was tested.
What is the minimum order for a first jacket run?
Minimum order is confirmed per project and per colour, and it is set after the swatch is approved rather than quoted as a flat figure that may not apply to your construction. Trial quantities are discussed on the same call as the spec sheet.
Can you emboss or print our own pattern?
Embossing, texture change, gloss level and colour are all part of the development scope. Send the pattern or a physical reference with the spec sheet and it is built into the swatch stage, so what you approve is what gets coated.
Other Constructions Jacket Makers Ask For
0.6 mm water resistant jacket material
Where the jacket needs a water-repellent face rather than a plain matte one.
Synthetic garment PU leather fabric
The general garment construction, if the run is mixed across outerwear and lighter pieces.
The full category, including printed, embossed and recycled options.
Request a Swatch for Your Jacket Line
Three steps: ① send the part list, target thickness and colour reference → ② we send an A4/A3 swatch from that construction → ③ approve the hand-feel, then schedule the run. Questions before that go to the team on the contact page.
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