Satin is a weave rather than a fibre. Its long surface threads reflect light, creating the smooth sheen that makes satin jackets stand out.
We use satin for bomber and coach jackets, for linings that slide easily over other layers and for statement fashion pieces.
Common applications
- Satin bomber and coach jackets
- Jacket and coat linings
- Shorts and fashion pieces
- Event and crew jackets
Working with satin
Satin shows every detail, so careful cutting and neat stitching are essential. Embroidery looks particularly rich on it; see our satin jackets for finished examples.
Build your specification
| Property | Details |
|---|---|
| Composition | Usually polyester satin |
| Structure | Satin weave with long surface floats |
| Look | Smooth, glossy and reflective |
| Feel | Slippery and light |
| Good for | Bomber jackets, coach jackets, linings |
At a glance
Satin is a glossy weave that reflects light. DEAL N TRADING uses it for satin bomber and coach jackets, linings and statement pieces.
Frequently asked
Does satin snag easily?
Its smooth surface can catch on rough edges, so careful handling and the right care instructions are important.
Is satin good for embroidery?
Yes. Embroidery stands out clearly on satin's smooth face.
