The difference between quick-drying fabrics and polyester is that polyester is polyester fiber, just called by different names. Quick-drying fabrics do not refer to specific types of fabrics, but rather that these fabrics have quick-drying properties.
Polyester and quick-drying fabrics are made of the same material, but after finishing: Add hydrophobic additives during finishing to create a lotus leaf effect on the surface of the textile, making it difficult for water droplets to adhere. In addition, some high-value fabrics use microfiber (or micron fiber). The cross-section of this fiber is a triangular structure, which has better ventilation and breathability than traditional round-section fibers, and is comfortable and quick-drying.
In fact, more than 90% of quick-drying clothes are made of polyester, and some are made of nylon. In terms of wrinkle resistance, nylon is better and has a relatively softer feel (with the same type of yarn);
Quick-drying effect: mainly divided into two aspects, one is the yarn It is the kind of quick-drying material itself, and the quick-drying effect will be better; the other is the kind where the fabric is treated with a quick-drying agent, which is relatively worse, but the price is cheaper. This type of product is available in most markets.
