Nº D-10897
Full horizontal quilted channels, nylon shell, stand collar, zip — winter uniforms, labels.
Made for: Fashion & retail.
Sample printed on nylon / polyester taffeta 80 gsm; style: quilted puffer jacket.
Sample size size L · 660 × 700 mm.
A horizontally quilted puffer: full down channels, glossy nylon shell, stand collar, zip — winter uniforms with an embroidered or printed chest logo.
Yes, commercial use included; Free adds a watermark grid at 1K, Pro exports 4K without it.
Size L · 660 × 700 mm; your print keeps its true scale on the product.
Yes, on every plan including Free: use them on your website, marketplaces, social media and for clients. Pro removes the watermark and exports 4K pictures.
The sample is nylon / polyester taffeta 80 gsm, on a dieline drawn at the size you type.
A puffer has an outer shell, a lining and an insulation layer (polyester wadding or down) between, quilted into boxes or horizontal channels so the fill can't shift. Each quilting line passes through all three layers and creates the puffs; it has a stand collar, centre zip and side pockets. Down jackets use sewn-through or baffle construction, wadded ones straight quilting.
The shell is nylon or polyester taffeta of 60–90 gsm, usually with a water-repellent (DWR) finish; the lining is light taffeta. Polyester wadding of 80–200 gsm suits washable uniforms; down is warmer for its weight but needs down-proof fabric. Jackets for a northern Vietnamese winter often use 120–160 gsm wadding.
Nylon screen-printing ink with catalyst or a low-temperature heat transfer are the usual logo methods, since nylon takes heat badly. Embroidering a quilted puffer pierces the shell and lets fill escape, so embroider the shell before quilting or use a patch or sewn label. Raised prints over puffs distort as they inflate.
A logo must fit inside one quilted channel (e.g. 60–80 mm tall between two seams), never across a quilting line, where the deep groove breaks the image. Left chest and sleeve are standard; the back only works where channels are tall enough. Send the real jacket's channel spacing with the artwork.
Inside the second or third channel from the shoulder on the left chest, no taller than the channel minus 10 mm; the size L 660 × 700 mm sample has even horizontal channels.
Lock wadding weight, shell colour and zip colour against a real sample, since nylon lots vary in shade; embroidered logos must be done on the shell before quilting, so tell the factory up front.
Use catalysed nylon screen ink or a low-temperature heat transfer made for nylon; always test-press on the actual fabric.
Polyester wadding is washable, cheaper and keeps its shape — right for uniforms; down is warmer and lighter but harder to wash, better for fashion.
Yes, if the shell is embroidered before quilting, or with a sewn patch or woven label; embroidering afterwards leaks fill.