What kind of fabric is polyester taffeta? What is the difference with pongee?
Speaking of polyester taffeta, many people may not know what it is. It is a relatively light and thin textile fabric. It is used more in summer and autumn. Because of its low price, it has great competition in the textile field. Power, so what kind of fabric is polyester taffeta? What is the difference with pongee? The editor will introduce to you the fabric of polyester taffeta below.
What kind of fabric is polyester taffeta?
What we call polyester taffeta is actually a thin, all-polyester fabric with specifications of 190T, 250T, etc. Many people think that the name of polyester taffeta fabric is very strange. If you don’t know about fabrics, you won’t associate the three words polyester taffeta with the fabric. This is mainly because polyester taffeta is a direct transliteration of polyester taffeta. When TAF was first developed, it was very popular because everyone had never seen such a high-density, bright and smooth fabric before. However, with the continuous renovation of chemical fiber fabrics, it disappeared. With so much freshness, polyester taffeta is now mostly used as the lining of various coats, or as a raw material in daily life such as umbrellas and tablecloths.
What is the difference between pongee and pongee
Pongyon is also called rainproof fabric. It is a fabric made of polyester with low elasticity. Its cloth surface is similar to that of polyester. Taffeta is generally flat and smooth, so people compare the two together, but pongee has more characteristics than polyester taffeta, such as being stretchy and shiny, so it is used in down or jackets on the market. These fabrics are made of them because they have good waterproof and windproof properties. Although they are all polyester fabrics, because of their different characteristics, polyester taffeta feels much stiffer than pongee, so polyester taffeta is the lining. However, pongee can be used to make fabrics. This is the difference between them.
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