Quilted

Frequently Asked Questions

Quilted fabric is a popular fabric type used in many areas with both aesthetic and functional features. Here are the answers to frequently asked questions about quilted fabric:

What is Quilted Fabric?

Quilted fabric is a type of fabric produced by placing fiber, sponge or similar filling materials between two fabrics and sewing them in certain patterns. In this way, it both gains insulation properties and a fuller and more voluminous appearance is achieved.

What are the Properties of Quilted Fabric?

• Insulation: Thanks to the filling material inside, it traps heat and does not release it outside. Thanks to this feature, it keeps warm in cold weather and prevents sweating by keeping cool in hot weather.
• Softness and Comfort: Filling material provides softness and fullness to the fabric. This provides comfortable use in clothing and home textiles.
• Soundproofing: The filling material reduces the sounds coming from outside thanks to its sound absorption feature.
• Durability: It has a long life when properly maintained.
• Aesthetic Appearance: It can be used in many areas thanks to its ability to be produced in different patterns and colors.
• Lightness: The filling material does not add weight to the fabric.
• Waterproof: Some quilted fabrics may have waterproof properties.

What are the Usage Areas of Quilted Fabric?

• Clothes: It is frequently used in outerwear products such as coats, vests and jackets.
• Home Textiles: It is preferred in products such as bedspreads, quilts, curtains and sofa upholstery.
• Automotive: It is used in vehicle interior upholstery.
• Baby products: It is preferred in products such as baby blankets and stroller covers.

What to Consider When Choosing Quilted Fabric?

• Fiber Type: Different types of fibers can be used, such as polyester, cotton, or wool. The type of fiber affects the fabric's properties, such as softness, durability, and price.
• Fabric Weight: Fabrics of different weights can be preferred depending on the area of use.
• Pattern: Quilting patterns are quite diverse. You can choose a pattern that suits your personal taste and area of use.
• Colour: Color selection should be compatible with your decoration or clothing style.

How to Care for Quilted Fabric?

• Follow washing instructions.
• Do not wash at high temperatures.
• Do not bleach.
• Tumble dry on low heat.
• Do not iron.

Other Frequently Asked Questions About Quilted Fabric

• What is the difference between quilted fabric and other fabrics? Quilted fabric is distinguished from other fabrics by being produced by adding filling material and sewing it in certain patterns. In this way, it is fuller, more voluminous and has higher insulation properties.
• Does quilted fabric make you sweat? It varies depending on the type of filling material inside. While cotton or wool filled fabrics are more breathable, synthetic filled fabrics can cause more sweating.
• In which seasons is quilted fabric used? Thanks to its insulation properties, it can be used in both cold and hot weather. However, the filling material and fabric thickness used must be suitable for seasonal use.
• How to clean quilted fabric? It can usually be washed by hand or in a washing machine on low heat. However, it is important to follow the washing instructions on the label on the fabric.

In summary, Quilted fabric is a popular fabric type used in many areas with both aesthetic and functional features. It is both comfortable and long-lasting thanks to its properties such as insulation, softness and durability.

• Who is Saka Textile? Saka Tekstil is a leading textile company that carries out integrated production from fiber to fabric, and has a wide sales network in domestic and foreign markets with its activities in knitting, fabric dyeing, finishing and printing facilities.
• Which cities in Turkey do you deliver to?  As an Integrated Fabric Manufacturer, we ship to all over Turkey from our Saka Textile Factory, and the cities and districts we work with the most are: : Istanbul, Elazig, Bursa, Kahramanmaras, Gaziantep, Corlu, Cerkezkoy, Sakarya, Usak, Adana, Malatya, Diyarbakir, Batman, Bingol, Mardin, Denizli, Zeytinburnu, Merter, Osmanbey, Laleli