{"Design and print patterns, artwork and photos <br\/>permanently on fabrics.":"Design and print patterns, artwork and photos <br\/>permanently on fabrics.","<0>Custom printed<\/0> Polyester":"<0>Custom printed<\/0> Polyester","We combine traditional decoration methods with the latest in digital print technology to create quality printed fabrics for any project. On demand digital fabric printing for businesses, designers, and makers. Reach new markets with zero investment.":"We combine traditional decoration methods with the latest in digital print technology to create quality printed fabrics for any project. On demand digital fabric printing for businesses, designers, and makers. Reach new markets with zero investment.","Polyester is a broad term that is used to describe any synthetic fabric that is made up of esters. To be more specific, polyester must be 85% or more esters including dy-hydric alcohol and terephthalic acid. Polyester is a   polymer that can be manipulated in various ways to create a huge range of fabrics that are known as man-made synthetics.":"Polyester is a broad term that is used to describe any synthetic fabric that is made up of esters. To be more specific, polyester must be 85% or more esters including dy-hydric alcohol and terephthalic acid. Polyester is a   polymer that can be manipulated in various ways to create a huge range of fabrics that are known as man-made synthetics.","What is Polyester Fabric?":"What is Polyester Fabric?","Polyester is an excellent insulator and is therefore used extensively in curtains and carpets to keep heat indoors.":"Polyester is an excellent insulator and is therefore used extensively in curtains and carpets to keep heat indoors.","A Brief History...":"A Brief History...","Polyester fiber got its first official patent in 1941 by British scientists John Rex Whinfield and James Tennant Dickson, who had revived previous US-based research that had grown stagnant. It wasn't until the 1970's, however, that the market for polyester really boomed largely due to the fashion trends presented in Hollywood films like Saturday Night Live! Polyester was touted as a miracle fabric, able to withstand extensive wear and tear while still looking presentable.":"Polyester fiber got its first official patent in 1941 by British scientists John Rex Whinfield and James Tennant Dickson, who had revived previous US-based research that had grown stagnant. It wasn't until the 1970's, however, that the market for polyester really boomed largely due to the fashion trends presented in Hollywood films like Saturday Night Live! Polyester was touted as a miracle fabric, able to withstand extensive wear and tear while still looking presentable.","One of the first and most popular uses for polyester fabric was to make the polyester suits that were at the height of fashion in the 1970s.":"One of the first and most popular uses for polyester fabric was to make the polyester suits that were at the height of fashion in the 1970s.","How It's Made":"How It's Made","Polyester can be produced in a few different ways. The most common method involves heating the long-chain polymers beyond their melting points then cooling them back into a solid. The liquid polymer is forced through a spigot similar to how a showerhead works to create the singular strand. Once through the spigot, the fiber is immediately cooled and returns to a solid. This process is known as polymerization and results in a fiber that is very strong. Depending on the intended end use for the fiber, it may be cut up, crimped, or manipulated in other ways to create textures and different surfaces on the finished fabric.":"Polyester can be produced in a few different ways. The most common method involves heating the long-chain polymers beyond their melting points then cooling them back into a solid. The liquid polymer is forced through a spigot similar to how a showerhead works to create the singular strand. Once through the spigot, the fiber is immediately cooled and returns to a solid. This process is known as polymerization and results in a fiber that is very strong. Depending on the intended end use for the fiber, it may be cut up, crimped, or manipulated in other ways to create textures and different surfaces on the finished fabric.","Polyester has an extremely long lifespan as it is not susceptible to mold, mildew or bacterial deterioration.":"Polyester has an extremely long lifespan as it is not susceptible to mold, mildew or bacterial deterioration.","Custom printed<1>Polyester Fabric<\/1> on demand, <br\/>no minimums!":"Custom printed<1>Polyester Fabric<\/1> on demand, <br\/>no minimums!","Start designing":"Start designing"}