Polyester Fabric has many benefits, including:
Polyester Fabric is generally considered to be safe for most people to wear. However, some individuals may experience skin sensitivity when wearing polyester clothing due to their particular skin chemistry. In such a case, skin redness and rashes may occur. To avoid that users can choose clothes with a thicker, smoother knit for better breathability, as well as washing the clothes in hypoallergenic detergent to avoid further complications.
One of the major differences between Polyester and Cotton Fabric is their water absorption capacity, that is Polyester Fabric has a lower water-absorption ability than the latter. Polyester is hydrophobic meaning it repels water, while cotton is hydrophilic, meaning it attracts water. For temperature regulation, cotton has greater comfort by taking moisture away from the skin and allowing it to evaporate, while polyester fabrics push the sweat towards the fabric's surface but holds onto it, making the wearer feel wet.
Polyester Fabric is a popular synthetic fabric that offers many benefits, including durability, affordability, and easy care. Although it may cause skin sensitivity issues for some individuals, it is generally considered safe to wear. When compared to cotton fabrics, polyester has less water absorption ability, causing the sweat to hold onto the fabric’s surface. Therefore, while cotton is more comfortable due to its moisture-wicking ability, Polyester Fabric has an advantage in quick-drying and UV resistant clothing applications.
Jinjiang Changwang Shoe Material Co.,Ltd. is a leading Polyester Fabric manufacturer in China. Our company produces high-quality Polyester Fabric that is used in various industries including footwear, upholstery, and clothing. With over 20 years of experience, we provide our customers with custom-made and innovative solutions for their Polyester Fabric needs. Please contact us at admin@xinheshoestextile.com for more information.
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