triacetate

Cellulose-derived textile

Triacetate is a synthetic fiber made from cellulose that has been chemically treated with acetate.

It's used in textiles for its silky appearance, wrinkle resistance, and ability to hold pleats and creases permanently.

Triacetate fabrics are common in skirts, dresses, and sportswear: The label said 100% triacetate.

fiber

cellulose

Plant wall polysaccharide

extrusion · texturizing · staple · monofilament · regenerated · rayon · viscose · thermoplastic · plasticizer · biodegradability

luster

sheen

Soft surface luster

sleek · glossy · shimmer · drape · smooth · polished · luminous · reflective · elegant · luxurious

film

celluloid

Transparent flammable synthetic material

transparencies · projection · preservation · reels · frames · footage · cinematography · photographic · base · emulsion

textile

fabric

Woven or knit material

drapery · garment · apparel · fashion · tailoring · satin · taffeta · twill · blouse · gown

durability

shrink-resistant

Won't get smaller

stable · resilient · long-lasting · wear-resistant · easy-care · low-maintenance

Opposites
fiber origin

triacetatesilk

Fine woven insect fiber

wool · cotton · linen · cashmere · hemp

chemical modification

triacetatecotton

Plant fiber for textiles

cotton fiber · linen · ramie · wood pulp

Family

triangle, triad, acetic, acetone, acetate, acetyl, acetylation, acetylcholine, tri

Familiarity
Top 1,000,000
Profile
Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Rated G