Microfiber is a fully synthetic fiber invented in Japan. The composition of the synthetic thread is 80-100% polyester and 20% polyamide or acrylic. These fibers are very fine — they …

Polyester yarn is a kind of synthetic fiber. They are obtained from petroleum products, acids, alcohol, air, and water. Outwardly, it resembles wool. Polyester is often referred to as ‘lavsan’ …

Nylon is an artificial polyamide material used in the production of casual and sports clothing, tablecloths, curtains, and camping awnings. Nylon fibers are widely used due to their properties, including …

Acrylic fibers are synthetic fibers produced by complex chemical reactions. Despite the synthetic origin, they are soft and pleasant, similar to wool to the touch, and not causing discomfort when …

Acetate fibers are artificial fibers made from cellulose that has been chemically treated and soaked in acetone. Fabrics made from them are light and thin. Outwardly, they are similar to …

Viscose is an artificial fabric from natural raw materials formed as a result of cellulose processing. The production methods make it possible to give viscose yarn the character of “wool,” …

Bamboo fiber is an environmentally friendly material obtained from natural stuff by chemical or mechanical processing. It is used for sewing clothes and home textiles, as well as a filler …

Cotton yarn is of plant origin. It is widely applied for making various products. Clothing made of cotton yarn comes out to be light, pleasant, comfortable, and durable. The main …

Due to the high strength of the fibers, flax has been used for sewing clothes since ancient times, with the subsequent dyeing with onions or ash. Shirts, sarafans, ribbons, household …