MJS Spun Polyester Wholesale Canada — Durable, Soft & Stain-Resistant

When your fabric has to look crisp after hundreds of washes, MJS Spun Polyester is the gold standard.
At Equus Fabrics, we stock MJS Spun fabric wholesale in Canada, trusted across the hospitality, event, and uniform industries for its unbeatable combination of comfort, performance, and value.


🧵 What Makes MJS Spun Different

Unlike standard polyester poplin, MJS Spun is engineered to feel like cotton — soft to the touch, yet built for industrial use.
Each yard offers:

  • Width: 62″ Wide & select colours in 72″ Wide

  • Fiber Content: 100% Polyester

  • Weight: 7.2 oz – heavier and more durable than standard table linen fabric

  • Finish: Soil-release treatment for superior stain resistance

  • Fire Code: Non-FR (ask about our FR alternatives)

  • Roll Size: 80–90 yards average

This heavyweight spun polyester delivers a rich drape, exceptional color retention, and minimal shrinkage — perfect for settings that demand long-lasting quality.


 Trusted in Hospitality & Events

MJS Spun is the go-to fabric for:

  • Restaurant and banquet tablecloths, napkins, and runners

  • Uniforms for catering and hospitality staff

  • Event linens for weddings, conferences, and hotels

  • Custom aisle runners and décor applications

It’s known under trade names such as Cott’n-Eze or Milliken Signature, and has earned its reputation for lasting performance and ease-of-care in commercial laundries worldwide.


🌈 Available in 60+ Colours

We stock a wide palette of colors in 62″ width, with select shades in 72″ wide rolls — ideal for large banquet tables or seamless runners.
Sold by the roll, and shipped Canada-wide from our warehouse in Vaughan, Ontario.


🚚 Canadian Stock for Commercial Use

Whether you’re a linen rental company, a hotel purchasing manager, or a catering supplier, Equus Fabrics provides dependable supply and consistent quality.
Our MJS Spun polyester rolls are inspected, colour-matched, and ready for delivery to your facility anywhere in Canada.

2 Responses

    1. Hi Marshall,

      Standard spun polyester is generally considered a non-renewable resource because it is made from petroleum-based synthetic fibers rather than natural plant materials.

      However, some polyester fabrics today can be made using recycled materials such as recycled plastic bottles, which makes them more environmentally friendly than traditional polyester.

      Hope that helps with your school project!

      Thanks,
      Greg
      Equus Fabrics

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