Fiber
Polyester: Synthetic fabric made from petroleum-based synthetic fibers
Acetate: Semi-synthetic fabric derived from cellulose fibers, often from wood pulp
Strength and Endurance:
Polyester: Strong and durable, resistant to wrinkles and abrasion
Acetate: Less durable and may wrinkle easily, less resistant to abrasion
Moisture Absorption
Polyester: Low; Hydrophobic (repels water), does not absorb moisture
Acetate: More absorbent than polyester, feels cooler on the skin
Lonely
Polyester: Polyester can last forever; resistant to chemicals. Not very durable.
Acetate: May be damaged by chemicals such as acetone
Breathing
Polyester: Less breathable, can trap heat and moisture
Acetate: More breathable
Season
Polyester: Not suitable for warm weather
Acetate: Great for warm weather
Wrinkle Resistance
Polyester: Wrinkle resistant, maintains a smoother appearance
Acetate: Susceptible to wrinkling, may require more care when used
Looks
Polyester: Can have different appearances
Acetate: May look luxurious and elegant
Maintenance
Polyester: Easy to care for, retains color after frequent washing.
Acetate: Requires more careful handling and care during washing
Environmental impact
Polyester: Derived from petrochemicals, non-biodegradable; probably recycled.
Acetate: Derived from natural cellulose, biodegradable, but production involves chemicals
Tailor's fabric
Polyester: Polyester satin has a glossy, high-gloss surface. Another polyester fabric used for activewear, outerwear, and sportswear.
Acetate: Acetate satin has a smooth, elegant sheen. May be used for evening wear and underwear
Fabric type
Polyester: Polyester microfiber, fleece, spandex, mesh, ripstop, pique, interlock, tricot, and taffeta
Acetate: A blend of satin, taffeta, crepe, velvet, organza, chiffon, lining, and acetate
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