Polyester Blend Fabric
There are several reasons why manufacturers may blend polyester with other fabrics, such as cotton or wool. Some of the main reasons include:
- To increase the fabric's durability: Polyester is a strong and durable synthetic fiber, so blending it with other fabrics can help make the resulting fabric more resistant to tearing and wearing out over time.
- To improve the fabric's wrinkle resistance: Polyester is known for its resistance to wrinkling, so blending it with other fabrics can help make the resulting fabric less prone to wrinkling and easier to care for.
- To add stretch to the fabric: Polyester has some natural stretch, so blending it with other fabrics can help make the resulting fabric more flexible and comfortable to wear.
- To reduce the fabric's cost: Polyester is generally less expensive than other fibers, so blending it with other fabrics can help make the resulting fabric more affordable.
Overall, blending polyester with other fabrics can help improve the fabric's performance and make it more versatile and suitable for different uses.
Hanes Linit White Standard Drapery Lining Fabric
White Imperial Cotton Batiste (Spechler-Vogel)
Black ITY Knit Stretch Jersey Fabric
Khaki Poly Cotton Twill Fabric
Swavelle / Mill Creek Belcastel Shadow Fabric
White Poly Cotton Twill Fabric
Hanes Linit Ivory Standard Drapery Lining Fabric
Honey Gold Stretch Charmeuse Fabric
Silver Poly Cotton Twill Fabric
Dark Heather Gray Sweatshirt Fleece Fabric
Black Poly Cotton Twill Fabric
3.8 Oz Black Woven Poly Spandex Fabric
Galaxy Blue Poly Cotton Twill Fabric
60" Burgundy Broadcloth Fabric
Light Heather Gray Sweatshirt Fleece Fabric
45" Olive Green Broadcloth Fabric
45" Fire Red Broadcloth Fabric
45" Light Gray Broadcloth Fabric
Silver/Black Liquid Lame Fabric
60" Lime Green Broadcloth Fabric
Rice Imperial Cotton Batiste (Spechler-Vogel)
60" Navy Blue Broadcloth Fabric
Black Imperial Cotton Batiste (Spechler-Vogel)
1/4" Hunter Green Gingham Fabric
