Microfiber-0.5 denier microfiber mask cloth imported from Germany

What This Fabric Is

A 5-denier microfiber nonwoven, made with fibre sourced from a German supplier. The finer filament count produces a denser, softer web than standard spunlace — the sheet feels closer to fabric than to paper, and it is noticeably more opaque when wet.

That opacity is the practical reason brands pick it. A standard mask sheet goes translucent once soaked, which shows the face underneath and makes a coloured or milky serum look uneven. A microfiber web keeps its surface, so the mask photographs as a product rather than as a wet tissue.

Why Brands Specify Microfiber

• Opacity when wet. The sheet stays visually solid, which matters for coloured serums, men's ranges, and any SKU where the mask itself is photographed.
• Dense, soft hand. More fibre per square centimetre gives a cushioned feel that reads as premium without adding a laminated layer.
• Even liquid distribution. The dense web spreads serum across the sheet instead of pooling in the centre, so the forehead and jaw get the same dose as the cheeks.
• Less fibre shedding than a coarse web. Fine filaments interlock more tightly, which reduces loose fibre on the sheet surface.

Construction and Specifications

• Fibre — 5-denier microfiber, sourced from a German supplier
• Base construction — nonwoven, made to your target hand feel and cost
• Grammage — made to order; specify the target and we confirm the closest running weight
• Roll width — set to your die layout
• Colour — natural white, or dyed to your Pantone reference
• Surface — plain, embossed, or perforated
• Format — roll, flat stack, or cut blanks

Best-Fit Applications

• Premium and gift-tier masks where hand feel is part of the price justification
• Coloured, milky, or cream-type essences that look patchy on a translucent sheet
• Men's ranges, where a heavier sheet reads as more substantial
• Masks sold in sachets with visible product photography

Formulation and Handling Notes

• A denser web takes longer to wet out. Add soak time, or run a slightly thinner serum. Do not judge the sheet on a five-second dip — it will feel dry in the middle.
• Cost per sheet is higher than standard spunlace. Price the SKU against a premium retail band, not against a mass-market mask, or the margin will not work.
• Check seal integrity on your pouch line. A heavier, thicker sheet needs a slightly longer seal dwell; the same setting that works for a light web can leave channels.

MOQ, Sampling and Lead Time

• Trial order from 1,000 sheets; bulk from 10,000 sheets
• Material swatch in 5 working days; cut sample in 15 working days; bulk in 30 working days
• Daily capacity approximately 2 million sheets, with Korea and Malaysia among our main export markets

FAQ

Where is the fibre from?

The microfiber is sourced from a German supplier. We can share the fibre specification with you under NDA so your own technical team can review it.

How does 5 denier compare with a standard mask web?

It is a finer, denser construction than the coarse staple webs used for entry-level masks. The difference shows up as opacity, surface smoothness, and a slower, more even wet-out.

Can it be dyed to our brand colour?

Yes, to a Pantone reference or an approved lab dip. Send the reference with your enquiry and we will confirm feasibility before sampling.

Start a Project

Send your target grammage, die-cut shape, and colour reference to tianyu.maskcloth@gmail.com. We reply with the closest running specification and a swatch timetable. For the wider material picture, see our sheet mask fabric guide.