For the fashion conscious, there is no excuse for wearing polyester, it is manmade, artificial and does tend to be flammable. As a scientific answer, polyester is versatile and can be woven thin enough for summer wear or thick enough for winter wear (though acrylic is the preferred artificial wool). However, wear at your own risk, I would recommend silk for summer and wool or cashmere for winter, keep the polyester for wrapping up your food products.
Polyester clothing became very popular in the 1970s.
Polyester is a material usually found in common things such as clothing and blankets.
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Depends what your needs are. Polyester dries faster, so for something such as a swim suit, it would be better than cotton, in that respect. The color in polyester also isn't as likely to bleed in wet conditions. So a multi colored item is less likely to get murky in the wash.
Polyester Georgette is fabric used to make clothing. Georgette is a shear lightweight crepe similar to chiffon. It is woven from yarns made of silk, rayon, or polyester threads. When it is made from polyester, it is known as Polyester Georgette.
Polycotton is more adequate to absorb sweat.
Polyester clothing is made from a petroleum product called polyethylene terephthalate so it is somewhat flammable and will melt. There is an in-depth, but complicated, definition that basically explains it is made from fibers that are a chain of several linked esters, at whatispolyester.com.
Polyester is a synthetic fibre often used for clothing. Brand names include terylene and dacron. There are many yarns made from it.
Nothing.. Its a terrible fabric.. Like wearing plastic.
clothing, bedlinen, furniture covers, tents and outdoor gear
Blended fibers are used in clothing to combine the beneficial properties of different fibers. For example, a blend of cotton and polyester can offer the softness of cotton and the durability of polyester. Blending fibers also allows for improved comfort, performance, and ease of care in clothing.
The plastic used to make clothing is called polyester. It looks like cotton but is actually plastic. Clothes can be make 100% from polyester or can be made with other materials. For example a jumper may be made from 45% acrylic, 30% cotton, 15% polyester and 10% mixed fibre's.