Polyester - Polyamide - Acrylic

Polyester:

Polyester has many faces. Although we try to minimize its use as a material, it is present in our collections, but always carefully selected, of high quality and durability, with good resistance to wrinkles, stains and sunlight. Modern technology allows it to be processed qualitatively, so that in addition to external characteristics, the fabric is good enough for the skin to "breathe" and not irritate it. An advantage is that it does not crumple.

Polyamide:

Polyester and polyamide have differences, but at the same time their properties are similar. They are often mixed to get airiness, rich print in colors, lightness, strength and reasonable price.

Fabrics made of polyamide or with its addition are slightly more expensive, of better quality and last longer than some polyester products. They are especially good for outerwear - they protect against adverse weather conditions. Jackets, raincoats, coats and jackets made of polyamide, are very durable and resistant to moisture. Even a small percentage of this fiber significantly improves the quality and durability of some products.

Care: We recommend washing on a delicate program or by hand in lukewarm water up to 40 degrees. We do not recommend a dryer. Low temperature or steam iron. High temperature can burn and damage the fabric, be careful.

Do not overdo it with chemical detergents or aim for those of natural origin. It is more environmentally friendly, they preserve the colors and materials for longer, it is also better for our skin.

Acrylic :

A synthetic material of high quality and strength, which in terms of characteristics and appearance resembles wool. It does not lose its shape and withstands various weather conditions, while at the same time remaining warm, light, soft and gentle to the touch. Pests such as moths do not prefer it.

Do not overuse chemical detergents or aim for natural detergents. It is more environmentally friendly, they preserve the colors and materials for longer, it is also better for our skin.

With knits, it is important to know that materials such as wool, mohair, cashmere give softness and tenderness to the touch and wear, but in combination with materials such as acrylic, strength is achieved and they do not lose their shape.

Knits regain their softness if we put them wrapped in an envelope for a short time in the freezer. Try...