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This week, according to data monitoring and analysis of 350 feedbacks by the CBRC, the China-Shengze Silk & Chemical Fiber Index closed at 98.92 points, an increase of 0.05 points from the previous week. The chemical fiber fabric price index ended at 97.87 points, rising by 0.02 points. Meanwhile, the chemical fiber index closed at 99.78 points, up 0.09 points compared to last week. In contrast, the silkworm cocoons silk index slightly declined to 100.76 points, down 0.02 points.
The off-season effect in July had a noticeable impact on the market, but with the arrival of August, the chemical fiber index showed a rebound. As the saying goes, “seven lean, eight live, nine turn prosperous.†This year, however, the market has been significantly influenced by cost factors. Additionally, the mentality of “buying up rather than waiting for prices to drop†has played a key role in driving the market forward. The strong demand for autumn and winter fabrics is also fueling the rapid development of the Shengze textile industry.
The chemical fiber fabric index rose to 97.87 points this week, an increase of 0.02 points. This is mainly due to improved market demand after the traditional off-season in July. Rising raw material and labor costs have contributed to higher fabric prices. Furthermore, ongoing environmental remediation efforts in the Shengze area have kept water-jet loom operations at lower levels, reducing product supply and creating a tighter market that has pushed prices upward.
Apparel fabrics are seeing increased prices due to upstream raw material costs. Lining materials have become more stable, contributing to overall fabric price increases. Casual fabrics and cloth industries remain popular. For example, Nisi Fang and Taslan fabrics have started to recover from their recent downturn. A 0.7 * 0.8 white line Nisi Fang fabric, available in 70D * 150D specifications, is widely used in sportswear and down jackets due to its smooth texture and checkered pattern. Similarly, 220T nylon Taslan is favored for its elasticity and comfort, making it a favorite among Fujian-based companies.
Other fabrics like Terri Wong, gold cashmere, flash crepe hemp, imitation linen, bright nissi, and silk Shumei are in high demand. Memory cloth and imitation memory cloth continue to be top sellers. Luggage fabric has also seen increased orders. Companies such as Wujiang Huibao leather fabric and Kelly weaving have experienced good performance in the Oxford cloth market. 300D × 300D and 300D × 600D low-stretch Oxford fabrics are in steady demand, especially after treatments like printing, dyeing, and coating that add waterproof and breathable properties.
Home textile fabrics are also experiencing price increases due to rising raw material costs. However, cotton yarn prices have weakened, leading to a slight decline in cotton fabric shipments. Cotton and nylon blends remain popular, with a 60% cotton and 40% nylon stretch yarn-dyed fabric (J60S * 40D + 20D) gaining attention for its softness and versatility. It is commonly used for shirts and currently trades around 18.8 yuan per meter.
Although seasonal orders are still active, weak cotton yarn prices have dampened cotton fabric sales, resulting in reduced shipments of various cotton-related products.
Finishing techniques are becoming increasingly popular in the Shengze market. One such technique, known as "table," involves simultaneous coloring and coating, giving fabrics both a coated feel and vibrant prints. This method is now being applied not only to chemical fiber fabrics but also to silk, cotton, and knitted fabrics—especially those that are harder to dye.
Pearl, bright PU, and breathable coatings remain in demand, although many finishing plants have reduced operations due to environmental regulations and hot weather conditions. Currently, the jet loom and warp knitting rates remain low, influenced by off-season factors and policy impacts.