50D/75D DuPont Elastic T400 Sorona Fabric

Is polyester stretchy?

50D/75D DuPont Elastic T400 Sorona Fabric is a very elastic texturized fiber invented by DuPont and known for its long-lasting elasticity that decays more slowly than spandex. The material is very suitable for making casual coats, windbreakers and down jackets, etc., and is popular for its softness, breathability and durability.

Compared with cotton material, the fiber of polyester T400 material is more fluffy, which can keep the body warm, which makes it very popular for people who like sports and people who go out for long walks in cold weather, because this material can keep warm. In addition, the material is water-resistant, so it won’t be absorbed by the clothes when you sweat, making it ideal for sportswear.

The special elastic properties of polyester T400 sorona material allow it to stretch naturally when worn. Manufacturers have made this material more comfortable by taking this characteristic into consideration. No matter how stretched it is when worn, the material returns to its original shape and size when taken off. That’s great news, because there’s no need to worry about training clothes or leggings going two sizes bigger one day.

Pure polyester garments shrink very little, so shrinking such garments, if necessary, is difficult. Garments that blend polyester with natural fibers may stretch less.