Polyester is a miracle fabric that was discovered not so long ago. Now it is at the peak of popularity due to its properties and external characteristics. Despite the fact that it is a synthetic fabric made from polyester fibers (they are extracted from oil), the feel and appearance of polyester is more like something between wool and cotton. Polyester material is appreciated by consumers for its resistance to weathering. It does not fade in the sun, protects from rain, wind and cold. The canvas is resistant to damage, does not stretch or deform when worn. PE almost does not absorb moisture and is poorly permeable to air, does not roll or peel. Fabrics with polyester fibers do not shrink. Polyester fabric is obtained on looms by weaving longitudinal and transverse threads. For this, all types are used: twill, linen and satin. In addition to woven fabrics, knitwear is also widespread, and polyester has appeared in the United States, where research into new man-made materials began in 1946. The start of mass production took place 20 years later. The first samples of polyester were used for packaging: bags, containers, adhesive tape.