
Polar fleece fabric is soft, warm, and cozy, making it perfect for winter clothes
As a professional polar fleece fabric factory and manufacturer, we provides complete polar fleece fabric solutions for many garment applications.
At Starke, we customize fabric weight, color, pattern, and function to meet different brand needs.

For jackets and coats, we offer mid-weight and heavy polar fleece from 200–350 GSM. The fabric is warm, soft, and durable. We support anti-pilling treatment and wind-proof bonding. Custom colors, textures, and finishes are available.

For sweaters and pullovers, we supply light to medium weight fleece with good stretch and comfort. We can adjust softness, thickness, and hand feel. Custom dyeing, yarn-dyed styles, and printed patterns are supported.

For hoodies and sweatshirts, our polar fleece fabric focuses on warmth and daily comfort. We offer solid colors, melange, and printed designs. Logo printing and pattern matching are available.
Our fabric experts are here to help you choose the perfect Polar Fleece for your needs.
Explore how Starke can tailor a customized fleece fabric solution specifically for you.
16 years of experience in custom fabric manufacturing
Starke holds HIGG, OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100, and GRS certifications, supporting customers’ environmental, recycled-content, and compliance requirements worldwide.
With an MOQ of around 500 kg and a regular lead time of 25–35 days, we balance efficiency with flexibility, accommodating different order sizes and seasonal demands across global markets.
We arrange sea, air, road, rail and express transportation, helping customers optimize transit time and cost while handling customs clearance, documentation and tariff-related issues.
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We offer OEM service for fiber content, width, weight, color, density, finishing and functional features, supported by professional fabric and process analysts for fast and accurate development.
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How we manufacture polar fleece fabrics for you





Our internal lab is equipped with Martindale, color fastness, moisture permeability, and water-repellency testers, enabling full performance verification.
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Our standard MOQ for polar fleece is around 500 kg per style for custom production. If you choose stocked rolls, MOQ can be lower. Small orders may pay a surcharge. Contact sales for exact quantity.
Yes, you can request custom colors, designs, and patterns for your polar fleece. We can produce to your Pantone or artwork for knitting, dyeing, or printing. Extra lead time may apply for customization.
For a stock order, we can ship in about 3 days. For custom bulk orders, delivery is usually 25–35 work days after order confirmation and deposit. Exact time depends on style and quantity.
Customers can request samples before ordering. We also inspect with strict in-house quality checks. Look at weight (GSM), anti-pill, stretch, and finish for quality. We welcome third-party checks too.
We hold industry certifications like OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100 and SGS. Our partners also have certificates including GRS and other environmental standards.
Yes. We supply recycled polar fleece fabrics. This includes eco-friendly polyester fleece options. You can order recycled material just like regular styles.
Starke specializes in custom fleece fabrics for global brands, wholesalers, and manufacturers. We understand your challenges: finding the right fleece weight, enhancing fabric performance, matching custom colors, and developing new styles that stand out in the market.
This guide covers everything you need to know about fleece fabrics, including definitions, benefits, types, grades, finishing processes, customization options, applications, comparisons, and sustainability. As a trusted supplier, Starke gives you the flexibility to choose the products best suited to your project needs.
When businesses come to us for polar fleece fabric, the first step is always understanding their end-use. Different applications need different fleece weights—lightweight fleece for sportswear, thicker options for winter jackets, and customized finishes for brand-specific products.
As a polar fleece fabric manufacturer, Starke gives buyers full control over their material. Our factory-direct model allows customers to customize colors, patterns, textures, and special treatments. This flexibility helps brands create unique products that stand out in the market.
Unlike suppliers who offer only standard options, Starke provides an extensive range of fleece types, weights, and finishings. My team works closely with buyers to recommend the most suitable fleece for their application.
Quality consistency is always our priority. At Starke, we enforce triple quality inspections—from knitting to dyeing to finishing—ensuring every batch meets your standards. This is why buyers trust our fleece for both mass production and premium applications.
Another advantage of purchasing wholesale polar fleece directly from Starke is cost efficiency. From knitting to quality checking to packaging, we manage everything in-house, keeping prices competitive while maintaining stable, reliable quality.
Polar fleece fabric is a soft, warm, synthetic knitted fabric made from polyester fibers. It is brushed to create a fluffy texture that traps heat and feels comfortable against the skin.
Starke’s polar fleece is engineered with performance solutions to improve warmth retention, durability, moisture resistance, and softness. This makes the fabric suitable for outdoor wear, sportswear, winter clothing, blankets, pet products, and more.
Polar fleece is famous for its warmth. The brushed surface creates thousands of tiny air pockets that retain body heat. It feels soft against the skin, offering superior comfort for garments, blankets, and accessories. Starke fine-tunes brushing and shearing processes to achieve softness levels suitable for different product lines.
Despite its excellent insulation, polar fleece remains lightweight and breathable. This makes it perfect for outdoor sportswear, travel gear, winter clothing, and promotional products that require comfort without extra bulk.
Polar fleece naturally repels water. When exposed to moisture, it dries faster than cotton or wool. Starke can enhance these hydrophobic properties with optional water-resistant coatings to create even more functional outdoor-friendly fabrics.
Because polar fleece is made from synthetic fibers, it carries a lower risk of triggering allergies compared to wool or animal-based fibers. It is suitable for sensitive skin, children’s wear, and home textiles.
Polar fleece is resistant to shrinking, pilling, and stretching. It maintains shape even after frequent washing. With proper finishing, it becomes ideal for a wide range of products—from sportswear to blankets to pet items. Starke produces commercial, industrial, and premium-grade fleece for different durability requirements.
At Starke, we also offer recycled polar fleece fabric made from post-consumer PET bottles. This option helps brands reduce their environmental footprint while delivering high performance. Recycled fleece has the same softness and durability as regular fleece but supports sustainable manufacturing.
When selecting polar fleece for your product line, it’s important to understand how different weights and finishes affect performance. At Starke, we classify our polar fleece fabrics by thickness, density, and functional treatments so you can choose the perfect option for your intended application.
Lightweight polar fleece typically ranges from 130–180 gsm. It is thin, breathable, and flexible, making it ideal for lining jackets, base layers, children’s clothing, and promotional blankets. This grade offers excellent cost efficiency for high-volume wholesale orders while still providing warmth and softness.
Midweight fleece, usually 180–280 gsm, is the most versatile and widely used category. It delivers a balanced combination of insulation and comfort, perfect for hoodies, outdoor activewear, everyday jackets, wearable blankets, and pet apparel. Starke adjusts pile height and texture to match specific market requirements.
Heavyweight fleece above 300 gsm offers superior warmth and structure. It is commonly used in winter jackets, premium blankets, ski mid-layers, and cold-climate gear. Starke provides both dense, sheared versions for apparel and deep-pile options for ultra-warm home textiles.
Micro polar fleece is a lightweight, soft, synthetic fabric with very fine fibers, making it thinner and more breathable than traditional polar fleece, yet still very warm and moisture-wicking. It’s known for its smooth feel, flexibility, and quick-drying properties, often used for base layers, activewear, pajamas, and lighter jackets.
Anti-pill treatment enhances durability by reducing surface fuzz after repeated washing. Starke supplies one-side and two-side anti-pill options for apparel and high-use blankets.
Our water-resistant coating helps moisture bead off the fabric surface, improving outdoor performance for jackets, ponchos, and camping blankets.
By blending polyester with spandex, Starke produces stretch fleece with improved elasticity—ideal for sportswear, yoga garments, and performance apparel.
Brushed fleece offers a soft, fluffy texture for maximum warmth and comfort.
Non-brushed fleece provides a smoother, firmer surface suitable for linings or structured garments.
At Starke, customization is at the core of our production. We offer a full range of tailor-made polar fleece solutions designed to help brands and wholesalers create unique, high-value products. From color matching to advanced surface effects, every detail can be adjusted to your specifications.
Starke provides precise color customization using Pantone standards or physical color samples. We control every dyeing stage to ensure batch-to-batch consistency, whether you need solid colors, two-tone combinations, or small-batch test dyeing for new collections.
For printed fleece, Starke supports multiple techniques to meet your design needs.
Screen Printing and HTV (Heat Transfer Vinyl): These methods are ideal for bold graphics, logos, and promotional designs. Starke delivers sharp edges, strong color adhesion, and durable prints suitable for apparel and accessories.
Sublimation Printing: Sublimation allows for vibrant, full-color artwork that becomes part of the fabric structure. Perfect for blankets, pet products, and fashion prints, especially on white or light-colored fleece.
Jacquard Polar Fleece Fabric: Starke uses advanced knitting machines to create patterns directly in the fabric, offering long-lasting, fade-proof designs for premium textiles.
Embossed Polar Fleece Fabric: Our heat-press embossing creates raised textures and 3D effects, ideal for gift blankets, baby products, and luxury home textiles.
Polar fleece is widely used in outdoor and sports markets thanks to its warmth, breathability, and quick-drying properties. It is ideal for hiking jackets, mid-layers, camping blankets, running pullovers, and ski wear. Starke can enhance performance with water-resistant, stretch, or anti-pill treatments to match brand requirements.
In the fashion industry, polar fleece is popular for hoodies, vests, ponchos, loungewear, and children’s outerwear. Its soft texture and easy-care nature make it a favorite for lifestyle and winter collections. Starke supports brands with custom colors, prints, and textured effects.
Polar fleece is perfect for cozy home products such as throw blankets, bedding, robes, and cushion covers. Starke offers lightweight to heavyweight options to create both everyday and premium home textile lines.
Understanding how polar fleece compares to other fleece materials helps wholesalers and brands choose the right fabric for their product lines. Each type of fleece has its own texture, performance level, and best-use scenario. Starke offers all major fleece categories and can guide you in selecting the option that best fits your target market.
Coral fleece fabric is known for its extremely soft and plush surface, created through a dense, fine-pile brushing process. While coral fleece feels more luxurious to the touch, it is generally less breathable and not as durable as polar fleece. Polar fleece provides better structure, excellent moisture resistance, and improved outdoor performance, making it more suitable for jackets, activewear, and blankets requiring long-term use.
Sherpa fleece fabric features a thick, wool-like texture with a curled surface. It offers superior warmth but is heavier and less flexible than polar fleece. Polar fleece is smoother, lighter, and easier to sew, making it ideal for both apparel and home textiles. Sherpa is often used as lining, while polar fleece works well as both outer and inner layers.
Teddy fleece fabric has a fluffy, textured surface resembling teddy bear fur. It provides a warm, cozy look that is popular in fashion garments and home décor. Polar fleece, however, delivers better breathability, abrasion resistance, and stability. It is preferred for functional garments and products that require durability.
Flannel fleece fabric offers a velvety, smooth hand feel and is commonly used for pajamas and blankets. While extremely soft, it does not provide the same insulation and moisture-wicking performance as polar fleece. Polar fleece is a better option for outdoor or cold-weather products.
De velvet fleece fabric has a short, dense pile and a more luxurious sheen. It is commonly used in premium garments and high-end home textiles. Polar fleece, by contrast, is more practical, more breathable, and easier to maintain. For functional warmth and everyday use, polar fleece remains the more versatile choice.
Use cold or warm water.
Choose gentle detergents.
Avoid fabric softeners—they reduce water repellency.
Wash similar materials together to prevent abrasion.
Air dry or tumble dry on low heat.
Do not iron.
Store in a dry, cool place.
Avoid direct sunlight.
Do not compress for long periods to maintain fabric loft.
Keep away from sharp objects that may snag the surface.
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