Spunlace nonwoven fabric is one of the four core product categories of Zhejiang Jiayan Daily Commodity Co., Ltd., alongside drinking straws, wet wipes and disposable face towels. In the manufacturer's documentation, spunlace is the material listed for the wet wipe substrate, for dry wipes and for face towels, and the fabric is also sold as a material in its own right. Its production sits in the same Yiwu plant as the company's wet wipe lines and face towel lines. This guide states what the manufacturer's specification records for the fabric — the blend, the three constructions and the end uses — and marks plainly what the documentation does not publish, drawing on the specification of our own spunlace production.
The Documented Blend: Polyester and Viscose
The blend documented for this production is polyester and viscose, with the ratio adjustable to order. That adjustability is the specification point the manufacturer's material documentation records: a fabric enquiry states the ratio it requires, alongside the construction and the intended end use, and the quotation is issued against that stated blend. The documentation publishes no fixed standard ratio for the fabric, and this site states none; the ratio for a given order is part of the specification the buyer sets and the quotation confirms.
The Three Documented Constructions
The manufacturer's documentation lists three constructions for this production: full-cross, semi-cross and straight-lay. Those names are the construction record as published, and construction is one of the items stated in a fabric specification, alongside the blend ratio and the intended end use. All three constructions are listed in the specification table on the spunlace nonwoven fabric page, and an enquiry that states a construction is quoted against that construction. This guide adds no construction detail beyond the documented names.
What the Documentation Does Not Publish
The manufacturer's published documentation for its spunlace records the blend, the three constructions and the end uses listed below. It does not publish a step-by-step production process for the fabric: no web-forming sequence, no bonding description, no drying or finishing steps, and no statement about binders or adhesive layers is recorded in the specification this site works from. This guide therefore describes no process steps and makes no claim of that kind for the fabric. A buyer whose audit requires process information beyond the documented specification should request it from the factory with the enquiry; what can be stated publicly is the documented specification itself — blend, construction and end use — exactly as the manufacturer's material records it.
Documented End Uses, Stated in Full
The manufacturer's documentation lists the following end uses for its spunlace, and this guide states the list in full so buyers can place their own product on it. The fabric is documented as a wet wipe substrate and for dry wipes, face towels and compressed towels. It is also documented as being processed into wall cloth, protective clothing, disposable gloves and caps. An end use that is not on the documented list is not claimed for this fabric on this site; buyers developing a product outside the list should state the intended use in the enquiry and have it confirmed in the quotation.
The finished products produced in the same plant include the wet wipe families on this site — baby, makeup remover, alcohol and disinfectant, feminine, pet and individually wrapped wipes — and the disposable face towel line. That is a statement about the plant's product range: the spunlace lines and the finished-product lines sit in the same factory, and the fabric is separately sold as a material in its own right, as the fabric page sets out.
What a Fabric Specification States
- Blend — polyester and viscose, ratio adjustable to order
- Construction — full-cross, semi-cross or straight-lay, as documented for this production
- End use — stated from the documented uses: wet wipe substrate, dry wipes, face towels, compressed towels and the other processed products listed above
Basis weight and minimum order are specification items of the same kind: the manufacturer's documentation for this production publishes no single standard weight and no single minimum order figure for the fabric, so both are confirmed per specification in the quotation, as the fabric page states. A complete enquiry therefore states the intended end product, or states blend, construction and weight together, so the quotation can be issued against a defined fabric rather than a generic description.
The Production Setting
The production setting behind the fabric is documented on the fabric page: a 15,000 square metre factory in Shangxi, Yiwu, with the nonwoven and towel lines documented at 10+ lines, inside the same plant as the wet wipe and face towel lines, in workshops that are fully sealed, air-conditioned and cleaned, including a 100,000-class clean workshop with ultraviolet disinfection. The company sells the fabric as a material in its own right, alongside the finished-product lines.
Material Enquiries
Material enquiries are answered as material enquiries: blend ratio, construction and intended end use are the inputs the quotation is issued against, and the minimum order for a fabric specification is confirmed in that quotation rather than published as a single figure. Buyers who need finished product rather than material should not start here: the private label programme delivers packed wipes, and the disposable face towels page covers the finished towel line. Buyers comparing a bought-in web should send their current fabric specification with the enquiry for a like-for-like quotation against the documented blend and constructions above.