Q: What do 20D, 400T and 0.15 double-line ripstop mean?

A: 20D is the yarn denier, 400T is the typical thread density, and 0.15 refers to the double-line ripstop grid scale (not fabric weight). Together they describe a lightweight recycled taffeta with reinforced grid lines to help limit tear propagation.

Q: What does KIGI-rPET-TA-20D-015DL mean?

A: KIGI recycled polyester (rPET) taffeta (TA), 20D yarn family, 0.15 double-line ripstop (015DL).

Q: Is this fabric recycled? Do you offer GRS?

A: Yes. The base is 100% recycled polyester. GRS documentation can be discussed per order and supply lot when required for your program.

Q: What is the typical weight?

A: About 37gsm at 57/58" width as a typical reference. Final weight depends on density and finishing — we confirm before bulk production.

Q: Is it waterproof?

A: Base construction is lightweight recycled taffeta ripstop. Water-repellent or coating finishes can be added to buyer target — confirm WR level before sampling if required.

Q: What is the MOQ and sample policy?

A: Usual MOQ is 1000m per color. Lab dips and free samples are available; freight is collect unless otherwise agreed.

Q: Why choose KIGI for this program?

A: KIGI supports brand programs with quality assurance, one-stop service from fabric to finished garments, directed custom development to your target, and production visibility so you can follow order status in real time.