Worsted Wool Fabric Supplier from China

Pure Wool • Wool Blends • Super 100s to Super 160s • Ready Stock • No MOQ • Ships Worldwide

We supply worsted wool fabrics from Jiangsu and Zhejiang, China — covering suiting, blazer, trouser, uniform, and outerwear applications. Our range runs from economical 50/50 wool-polyester blends for uniform and corporate wear through to pure Super 140s and Super 160s for luxury tailoring. Stock rolls ship within 3–5 days with no minimum order. Made-to-order production runs 25–40 days from confirmed sample approval.

What Is Worsted Wool Fabric?

Worsted wool is woven from long-staple wool fibers that are combed parallel before spinning, producing a smooth, dense, tightly twisted yarn. The result is a fabric with a clear surface (no raised nap), excellent drape, good crease recovery, and a refined appearance. It is the standard fabric for suits, dress trousers, blazers, and school uniforms worldwide.

Worsted wool is distinct from woolen fabric (which uses shorter fibers, produces a softer, fuzzier surface, and is used for coats and heavy outerwear). Most men’s and women’s suiting fabric is worsted.

The Super number (Super 80s, Super 100s, Super 120s, Super 140s, Super 160s) refers to the fineness of the wool fiber — measured in microns. Higher Super numbers = finer fiber = softer, lighter, more luxurious fabric = higher price and more delicate handle. For everyday suits and uniforms, Super 100s–120s is the practical sweet spot. Super 140s and above are for luxury tailoring.

Our Worsted Wool Fabric Range

1. Pure Wool Worsted Suiting Fabric (100% Wool)

Our 100% pure worsted wool suiting fabrics are available in both ready stock and made-to-order. These are suitable for premium suits, blazers, and trousers where natural fiber content matters — for certifications, labelling, or end customer expectations.

Wool grade: Super 100s, Super 120s, Super 140s available in stock
Weight: 190 g/m² – 320 g/m²
Width: 150 cm
Weave: Plain, 2/2 twill, herringbone, fine check, stripe
Colors: Charcoal, navy, mid grey, black, camel (stock); custom Pantone for made-to-order
MOQ (stock): No minimum — 1 cut accepted
MOQ (made-to-order): 300 m per color

→ See our 100% wool suiting ready goods

→ Super 100s stock for men’s suits

→ Super 140s luxury suiting stock

2. Wool Blend Suiting Fabric (50/50, 55/45, 70/30)

Wool blended with polyester, viscose, or lycra. Lower cost than pure wool, better crease resistance, more durable in high-wear applications like uniforms and workwear. The most practical choice for corporate uniforms, school wear, and budget-conscious fashion brands.

Common compositions: 50W/50P, 55W/45P, 70W/30P, 52W/45P/3Ly (stretch)
Weight: 240 g/m² – 410 g/m²
Width: 150 cm
Weave: Plain, twill, fine stripe, check
Best for: Men’s and women’s suits, school uniforms, corporate wear, trousers
Stock availability: Yes — navy, charcoal, black, mid grey typically in stock

→ Heavyweight pure wool suiting stock (300–320 g/m²)

→ 4-season worsted wool stock items

3. Wool-Linen Blend Fabric

A natural fiber blend combining wool’s drape and structure with linen’s breathability and lightness. Ideal for spring/summer suits and blazers in warm climates. Our 50/50 wool-linen ready goods are a practical option for designers needing a natural, lightweight suiting fabric without the price of pure linen.

Composition: 50% wool / 50% linen
Weight: ~220 g/m²
Best for: Spring-summer men’s blazers, women’s tailored jackets, lightweight suits
Stock: Available — see details below

→ 50 Wool 50 Linen Ready Goods for Men’s Blazers

4. Wool Spandex / Stretch Suiting Fabric

Worsted wool with 2–3% lycra (spandex) added for stretch and recovery. Increasingly popular for slim-cut suits, women’s tailored trousers, and any garment where ease of movement matters without sacrificing the look of wool.

Composition: 98% wool / 2% lycra or 70% wool / 27% polyester / 3% lycra (blended stretch)
Weight: 260 g/m² – 320 g/m²
Stretch direction: 2-way or 4-way available
Best for: Slim trousers, fitted suits, women’s blazers, travel suiting

→ Pure Wool Spandex Fabric for Wool Pants

5. Wool Blend Fabric for Down Jackets

A lighter-weight worsted wool fabric engineered specifically as the outer shell of down-filled jackets. Combines the visual warmth of wool with a tighter weave that contains down fill without leakage. Available in 10+ stock colors.

Weight: 200 g/m² – 280 g/m²
Key property: Down-proof weave — dense enough to prevent down migration
Colors in stock: 10+ including camel, navy, black, grey, burgundy, green

→ 10 Colors Wool Blend Fabrics for Down Jackets

6. Waterproof Bonded Worsted Wool Fabric

A performance fabric combining a worsted wool twill face with a waterproof polyester backing. Delivers the professional appearance of wool suiting with functional weather protection. Popular for outerwear brands, equestrian wear, and premium workwear.

Construction: Wool twill + waterproof poly membrane (bonded)
Weight: 345 g/m² and 365 g/m² (two options in stock)
Stretch: Available with stretch backing
Color: Black (stock); custom colors made-to-order

→ Worsted Wool Bonded Waterproof Fabric — 2 Twill Options

7. Wool Check Fabric for School Uniforms

Woven wool-polyester check fabrics designed specifically for the durability and colorfastness requirements of school uniform applications. Our check designs include classic tartan, windowpane, and multi-color woven checks. Used by uniform suppliers in the UK, Australia, Southeast Asia, and the Middle East.

Composition: 45% wool / 55% polyester (standard uniform blend)
Weight: 380–420 g/m²
Custom check development: Available with 500 m MOQ
Colorfastness: Wash-tested for school uniform standards

→ Wool Check School Uniform Fabric Guide

8. Lightweight Plain Worsted Wool (Year-Round / 5-Season)

Ultra-lightweight worsted wool at 195 g/m² — suitable for year-round suiting in temperate climates, or as a travel fabric that resists wrinkling and packs well. Plain weave in grey; other colors made-to-order.

Composition: 15% wool / 78% polyester / 7% rayon (budget year-round blend)
Weight: 195 g/m²
Best for: Travel suits, warm-climate office wear, year-round tailoring

→ Grey Lightweight Plain Worsted Wool — 5-Season Textile

How to Choose the Right Worsted Wool Fabric

Application	Recommended Composition	Recommended Weight
Luxury men’s suits	100% wool, Super 120s–140s	250–290 g/m²
Corporate / office suits	50–70% wool / polyester blend	270–320 g/m²
School uniforms	45% wool / 55% polyester	380–420 g/m²
Women’s tailored trousers	Wool / polyester / lycra (stretch)	260–300 g/m²
Spring / summer blazers	50% wool / 50% linen	200–230 g/m²
Down jacket shell	Wool blend (down-proof weave)	200–280 g/m²
Waterproof outerwear	Wool twill + waterproof bonding	345–365 g/m²
Travel / year-round suiting	Lightweight wool blend	180–220 g/m²

Ready Stock vs. Made-to-Order

	Ready Stock	Made-to-Order
MOQ	No minimum — 1 cut	300 m per color (standard)
Lead time	3–5 days after payment	25–40 days
Color	As stocked	Custom Pantone dyeing
Composition	Fixed	Adjustable wool %, weight, weave
Samples	Cut sample — courier cost only	Handloom in ~15 days

We ship globally via DHL, FedEx, and UPS. Express delivery to Europe, North America, and Australia typically takes 3–7 days.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between Super 100s and Super 140s?

Both refer to the fineness of the wool fiber. Super 100s uses fiber approximately 18.5 microns in diameter — excellent quality for most suits. Super 140s uses fiber around 17 microns — noticeably softer, lighter, and more luxurious, but also more delicate and expensive. For everyday corporate wear, Super 100s–120s is the practical choice. Super 140s and above are for premium tailoring.

Can I get a pure wool fabric certified for labelling?

Yes. Our 100% wool fabrics can be accompanied by fiber content test reports. If you need Woolmark certification or specific fiber content labelling for your market, let us know — we can advise on which of our products are eligible and what documentation is available.

Do you offer CMT (cut, make, trim) garment production?

Yes. We can produce finished suits, blazers, trousers, and jackets using our worsted wool fabrics. For bespoke single pieces, MOQ is 1. For production runs, 30–50 pieces per style is standard. See our garment production section.

Is your wool fabric suitable for machine washing?

Standard worsted wool suiting is dry-clean recommended. Wool-polyester blends can sometimes tolerate gentle machine wash at 30°C, but we recommend verifying with a wash test on a sample before advising your end customers. Wool-spandex stretch fabrics are generally more wash-tolerant than pure wool.

Can you develop a custom stripe or check pattern?

Yes — we can develop custom woven stripe and check patterns for made-to-order production. A handloom sample is produced for approval first. Typical MOQ for custom pattern development is 500 m per colorway.

Request Swatches or a Quote

Tell us your target application (suits, uniforms, blazers, trousers), approximate wool content preference, and weight range, and we will pull the most relevant stock samples and send them via DHL.

Contact us to request swatches →

Email: woolfabrics.cc@gmail.com
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