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Milk Silk Double-Brushed Fabric — 165 GSM, Dotted

The same milk-silk knit as our peached quality, but sanded on both faces and printed with a polka dot. Because both sides are peached there is no right side and no wrong side: the fabric falls the same whichever way it lands, which is what you want on a wrap top, a scarf or any garment with a fold-over edge where the reverse would otherwise show as flat and shiny.

The dots are printed, not flocked — they sit on the surface rather than standing up from it, so the hand stays smooth and nothing catches on lining or elastic. At 165 GSM on a 175 cm width it sits in loungewear and bedding weight rather than garment weight.

Composition

95% Polyester5% Spandex

Weight

165 GSM4.9 oz/yd²

Width

175 cm69 inch

Yarn count

100D + 20D100 denier face yarn, 20 denier spandex

MOQ

300 kg≈ 1,040 running metres

Pattern

Polka dotprinted — size and spacing to your artwork

Full specification

Customization	Available — base colour, dot size and spacing, weight and width
Knitting technics	Knitted (circular knit, peached on both faces)
Composition	95% polyester + 5% spandex
Weight	165 GSM / 4.9 oz/yd²
Width	175 cm / 69 inch, open width
Yarn count	100D + 20D
Pattern	Polka dot, printed — dot size and repeat set to your artwork
Colour	Base shade plus dot colour to order — the stock shade card does not apply one for one, see note below
Origin	Shaoxing City, Zhejiang, China
MOQ	300 kg per colourway
Price	US$ 4.15 / kg (300–999 kg) · US$ 3.85 / kg (1,000 kg+)
Yield	≈ 3.4 running metres per kg at 165 GSM × 175 cm
Lead time	Confirmed at quotation. Printed articles need a strike-off approved before bulk, which adds time to the first run
Packing	Roll-packed, roughly 25 kg per roll, poly bag inside a woven sack
Sample	Hanger swatch free. Printed strike-off charged at cost and credited against the bulk order
Documents	Invoice, packing list, B/L, certificate of origin; test reports on request

Why there is no shade card on this page

Our solid milk silk carries 96 stock shades, and that card is printed on the peached and brushed pages. It does not transfer to a dotted article, for two reasons that are worth knowing before you pick a colour:

The dot has to read against the base. A tonal print disappears — black on mid-navy reads brown under shop lighting, white on cream reads as dust. Several of the 96 shades are perfectly good solids that will not hold a dot at all.

The print has to hold on the base you choose. Fastness depends on the dye the base takes, so a shade that passes a wash test as a solid can fail once a pigment print is cured on top of it.

So send the base shade you want and we reply with three things: whether it can be printed, what the contrast will actually look like against the dot colour, and whether a strike-off is needed before bulk. If you want this construction without dots, the 160–170 GSM peached quality uses the full 96-shade card.

Where it goes

Nightwear and pyjama sets, bedding and pillowcases, childrenswear, light yoga and activewear tops, and the lining of anything that will be worn open. The 175 cm width is the practical detail here: it cuts a pillowcase or a pyjama leg without a join, which is where a narrower 160 cm article starts costing you fabric in the cutting room.

A naming note, since it confuses buyers: milk silk is a market name for the hand-feel, not a fibre — the content is polyester and spandex, as declared above. Double-brushed here means peached on both faces; it is not a raised fleece and has no pile. If you are looking for the pile, that is the 240 GSM brushed quality.