man-made fiber
Laboratory-born thread
A man-made fiber is a textile fiber produced through chemical processes rather than grown naturally.
Synthetic fibers like nylon, polyester, and acrylic are made entirely from petrochemicals, while semi-synthetic fibers like rayon derive from natural materials like wood pulp but undergo extensive processing.
The jacket is 60% man-made fiber.
- aramidTough synthetic polymer fiber
- carbon fiberReinforced polymer composite
- lyocellWood-derived textile fiber
- nylonSynthetic textile polymer
- polyester blendFabric with artificial fibers
viscose · fiber · rayon · synthetic fabric · polymer · acrylic · spandex · triacetate · semi-synthetic · Kevlar · dry clean only · olefin · manufactured · Gore-Tex · elastane · stretch fabric · moisture wicking · athletic wear