What we now call 100% polyester fabric is a key role in the contemporary economy. It was first synthesized by WH Carothers in the UK. Throughout the 1930s and 1940s, British scientists continued to develop better forms of vinyl fabrics. These efforts eventually attracted the interest of American investors and innovators.

The 100% polyester fabric was originally developed by DuPont for mass consumption, and the company has also developed other popular synthetic fibers, such as nylon. During World War II, the Allies found themselves in increasing demand for fibers for parachutes and other war materials. After the war, DuPont and other American companies found new consumer markets for their synthetic materials in the context of the post-war economic boom.

Initially, consumers were keen to improve the durability of polyester compared with natural fibers, and these benefits are still valid today. However, in the last few decades, the harmful effects of such synthetic fibers on the environment have been exposed in great detail, and consumers' positions on polyester have undergone major changes.

Despite this, polyester is still one of the most widely produced fabrics in the world, and it is difficult to find consumer clothing that does not contain at least a portion of polyester fiber. However, clothing containing polyester will melt under extremely high heat, and most natural fibers will be charred. The molten fiber can cause irreversible physical damage.

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