Polyester fabric is a synthetic fiber obtained from petroleum products. It is frequently used to produce durable, lightweight and easy-care fabrics.

Some important features of polyester fabric are:

• Durable: Resistant to tearing, abrasion and pulling. For this reason, it is frequently used in areas such as sportswear, outdoor clothing and home textiles.
• Lightweight: It is lighter compared to cotton fabrics. Therefore, it is ideal for summer clothes and sportswear.
• Wrinkle-Free: It is highly resistant to wrinkling. This reduces the need for ironing.
• Quick Dries: It has low moisture absorption and dries quickly. Therefore, it is used in products such as swimwear, towels and sportswear.
• Easy Care: Machine washable and dryable. It is resistant to bleach and high heat.
• Affordable: It is more affordable than cotton fabrics.
• Glossy: It has a shiny and slippery appearance.
• Flexible: It can be produced in different textures and weaves.

Polyester fabric also has some disadvantages:

• Synthetic: It is not a natural fabric and therefore may be found uncomfortable by some people.
• Sweating: It has a low moisture absorption capacity, so it may cause sweating in hot weather.
• Flammable: Can melt and burn at high temperatures.
• Harm to the Environment: Its production and disposal may harm the environment.

Polyester fabric is used in many areas such as clothing, home textiles, furniture and industrial uses.

What is Crepe Fabric?

Crepe fabric is a lightweight woven fabric usually made from silk, wool, viscose or synthetic materials. Characteristic features include a slightly wrinkled surface , a silky sheen and a wavy texture .

Some important features of crepe fabric are:

• Light and Flowy: Crepe fabric is preferred especially in summer seasons with its flowy and light structure as it creates the feeling that you are not wearing anything.
• Easy Care: Crepe fabrics can be easily washed and ironed.
• Wrinkle-Resistant: Crepe fabrics are naturally wrinkle-resistant. Therefore, it reduces the need for ironing.
• Air Permeable: Crepe fabrics have high air permeability. Therefore, it keeps you cool, especially in the summer months.
• Comfortable: Crepe fabrics are soft and comfortable. For this reason, it is often preferred in daily wear and home wear.
• Diversity: Crepe fabrics can be produced in different colors, patterns and textures. Therefore, it is possible to find crepe fabric to suit every taste and style.

Some uses of crepe fabric are:

• Clothing: Dress, blouse, skirt, trousers, jacket, shawl, etc.
• Home textile: Curtains, quilts, blankets, towels, etc.
• Accessory: Scarf, bag, hat, etc.