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Characteristics of Polyester Fabric

· It is strong, stretchable, and durable.

· It does not wrinkle.

· It does not shrink.

· It is resistant to crease.

· It is resistant to mildew.

· It is abrasion resistant.

· It is resistant to most chemicals.

· It is not damaged by sunlight or weather.

· It dries quickly. It is crisp and resilient when wet or dry.

· It is easily washed.

· It does not absorb moisture making it hot and clammy when worn in hot temperatures.

Uses of Polyester Fabric

· Polyester clothing has a good stability and strength and is resistant to stretching and shrinkage. It is not damaged by sunlight or weather. It is widely used as dresses, blouses, jackets, separates, sportswear, suits, shirts, pants, rainwear, lingerie, children-wear.

· Polyester fabric is manufactured in many weights and it is used as fiberfill in pillows and upholstery. In upholstery, polyester is generally blended with wool to eliminate crushing and reduce fading.

· Polyester is also used in casement curtains, draperies, floor coverings, throw rugs, bedding, and as a cushioning or insulating material.

Rayon Fabric

Rayon fabric is neither made from natural fiber nor from synthetic. It is made by regenerating natural materials into a usable form. It is economical and can be found in cotton-like end uses or that of sumptuous velvets and taffetas. The fabric absorbs moisture more than cotton and has a good breathable quality. It is soft to skin and is comfortable to wear. It is non-static and never pills.

Rayon was developed in France in the 1890s and was then named as 'artificial silk'. In the year 1924, it was named as 'rayon' and was officially adopted by the textile industry. It is made from wood pulp, which is a naturally-occurring cellulose-based raw material. Hence, the properties of rayon fabric are similar to natural cellulose fibers like cotton or linen.

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