OEM Sage Green Chiffon Scarf

This product page details the technical specifications, material properties, and manufacturing considerations for OEM sage green chiffon scarves designed for industrial textile supply chains. Information is structured to support procurement engineers and product developers evaluating fabric performance, drape characteristics, and dye consistency for apparel and accessory applications.

Material Construction and Fiber Composition

The scarf is constructed from 100% polyester filament yarn with a denier range of 15D to 30D, woven in a plain chiffon weave structure. This construction yields a nominal weight of 18–22 gsm, providing shear strength sufficient for handling during cutting and sewing while maintaining the lightweight drape essential for chiffon textiles. The filament yarn structure minimizes fiber shedding compared to spun alternatives, reducing lint generation in high-volume production environments.

Colorfastness and Dye Performance

The sage green shade is achieved through disperse dyeing at 130–135°C under controlled pH conditions (4.5–5.5), ensuring molecular bonding with polyester polymers. Colorfastness ratings meet or exceed ISO 105-B02 (light fastness: ≥4), ISO 105-C06 (washing fastness: ≥3–4), and ISO 105-X12 (rubbing fastness: dry ≥4, wet ≥3). These values are critical for minimizing shade variation in large production lots and ensuring dimensional stability during repeated laundering cycles.

Dimensional Stability and Physical Properties

The fabric exhibits dimensional stability within ±2% after 5 home laundering cycles at 40°C, as tested per AATCC 135. Tensile strength averages 1.8–2.2 N/tex in warp and 1.5–1.8 N/tex in weft directions, with elongation at break between 15–25%. These values indicate sufficient durability for standard seam stress while preserving the fluid drape required for scarf applications. Thickness measures 0.08–0.12 mm under 2 kPa pressure, confirming lightweight consistency across batches.

Customization Options and Tolerances

OEM production allows customization of scarf dimensions, hem finish, and packaging configuration. Standard dimensions range from 70 cm × 180 cm to 90 cm × 200 cm, with tolerances of ±3 mm on length and width. Hem options include rolled hem (0.5–0.8 mm width), blind stitch, or ultrasonic sealing, each selected based on fray resistance requirements and production speed. Custom Pantone matching is available upon submission of a physical swatch or digital Lab value (L: 65–70, a: -5 to 0, b: 10–15 for sage green).

Quality Control and Inspection Protocol

Each lot undergoes 4-point inspection per ASTM D5430, evaluating defects such as holes, breaks, thin places, thick places, and shadiness. Acceptable quality level (AQL) is set at 2.5% for major defects and 4.0% for minor defects. Color consistency is verified using a spectrophotometer under D65 lighting, with ΔE < 2.0 required for lot approval. These controls reduce the risk of shade deviation and fabric flaws in cut-and-sew operations.

Packaging and Logistics Considerations

Scarves are folded to uniform dimensions and packed in polybags (50–100 µm thickness) with optional desiccant packs to mitigate moisture regain during transit. Standard carton dimensions are 40 cm × 30 cm × 25 cm, holding 50–100 units depending on thickness and folding method. Cartons are marked with lot number, yarn count, color code, and quantity. This packaging minimizes creasing and protects against humidity-induced weight gain, which can affect dye stability in prolonged storage.

Technical data presented reflects typical performance under controlled laboratory conditions. Actual values may vary based on specific yarn lot, dye batch, and finishing parameters. For critical applications, request a lab-dip approval or pre-production sample to validate color, hand feel, and dimensional stability under your processing conditions.

To discuss custom specifications, request a quotation, or arrange sample evaluation, contact our technical sales team. Provide your required dimensions, quantity, end-use application, and any specific performance criteria (e.g., UV resistance, antimicrobial treatment) to enable accurate sourcing and lead time estimation.