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What are Polyester fibers?  Polyester fibers are the most widely used fiber in terms of quantity, as they offer the best price-performance ratio in many cases. They are obtained by the melt spinning or polycondensation process. The fibers are inexpensive and versatile, both in technical textiles and in the clothing industry. It convinces with a…

What is Hollow Conjugated Fiber Polyester hollow fiber is a synthetic fiber derived from polyester polymer with a unique hollow tubular structure. These hollow fibers contain voids within their core, resembling tiny tubes, unlike solid polyester fibers. Hollow conjugated silicon fibers, in comparison to traditional solid fibers, offer superior warmth retention and fluffiness, among other…

Polyester wadding production  Polyester wadding is a type of padding made from polyester fibers. It’s commonly used in applications such as upholstery, bedding, clothing, and insulation. The production of polyester wadding involves several steps, including fiber production, fiber processing, wadding formation, and finishing. Here’s a detailed look at the process: 1. Fiber Production Polymerization: Polyester…

Polyamide Fibers Polyamide was developed in America and first made its appearance in 1935. As early as 1940 the first nylon stockings were being sold in the USA. Almost at the same time, it was also discovered in Germany and manufactured under the trade name Perlon. It became possible to realize functional qualities in apparel…

What is cotton? Cotton is a plant that produces fibers, which are used to make clothes and other products, like towels, carpets, or sheets. Clothes made out of cotton are especially light and comfortable.   What Cotton Is Used For ? Every part of the cotton plant can be used. The long cotton fibers are…

What is Viscose Staple Fiber?  Viscose Staple Fiber (VSF) is a biodegradable fiber derived from natural sources that shares similarities with cotton. Viscose staple fiber is often spinned with cotton, wool or various kinds of synthetic fibers, used in various types of clothing and decorative textiles, which is a chemical fiber used widely. The moisture…

What is silk?  Silk is a protein fiber spun by silkworms and is a renewable resource. Silk is also biodegradable. For these reasons, we consider silk a sustainable fiber. However, chemicals are used to produce conventional silk, so we will always consider organic silk to be a better option. Because conventional silk production kills the…

The first generation of cellulosic was produced in the 1890s – known commonly as rayon or viscose. Although newer generations of cellulosic have emerged over the past 120 years, rayon/viscose is still the most common form and is the least environmentally friendly. Cupro Cupro is a regenerated cellulose-based fabric in the rayon family – an older relative…

What is hemp? Hemp derives from the fibers of the cannabis plant. It is grown from a different – although very similar-looking – cultivar to the plant that produces the well-known narcotic. Modern techniques can now produce hemp fiber and yarn that are soft and strong, and that dye well. The long fibers can be…