Nylon and polyester, which are the "Lac" generation, belong to chemical synthetic fibers, and they are more widely used in the field of workwear, especially in the production of outdoor casual wear, but if you give us a nylon and polyester clothing, it seems to be worn on the body. And I can't feel the difference between them. The feel and appearance are very similar. What is the difference between nylon and polyester? Is nylon permeable?


First, let’s compare the characteristics of nylon and polyester. Although their elasticity is particularly good, polyester, which is an elastic fiber, will be better. This also determines that the fabric will be more wrinkle-resistant and wear-resistant. In terms of wear resistance, nylon It is the strongest chemical fiber, and it has higher abrasion resistance than polyester.
Then look at their moisture absorption and breathability properties. Friends who have worn polyester clothing know that this kind of clothing is not very breathable or even has a sense of sultry heat. The bottom line is that polyester has poor moisture absorption and ventilation performance, while nylon has a better moisture absorption and ventilation performance among chemical fibers. , The overall comfort of nylon fabric clothing will be much better than polyester.


The cleaning methods of these two kinds of fabrics are relatively simple, and there is no problem with hand washing and machine washing. Although they are not easy to pilling, they will still appear pilling after a long time. In terms of pilling resistance, nylon Clothing will surpass nylon. Of course, polyester and nylon are also different in terms of price. Polyamide is slightly more expensive than polyester under the same quality. This is why nylon clothing is more expensive than polyester clothing.


In terms of the dimensional stability of the fabric, polyester fabric can quickly return to its original shape even if it is stretched by a strong external force, but nylon clothing is just the opposite. This type of fabric is not only easy to deform but also difficult to restore. In terms of usage, polyester is more commonly used in T-shirts and casual wear, while nylon is more common in casual wear and outdoor topwear.