Polyester Buttons:
Polyester is a very common button material because it is a plastic that is suitable for all types of buttons. Polyester fiber is cheap, looks great, and can be dyed in various colors. Sometimes, red carbonate is added to polyester to make buttons with pearl luster of shell buttons, but in fact, polyester buttons provide many choices. When you choose buttons made of this material, it is almost impossible not to find what you like.
Polyester buttons can be easily buttoned and unbuttoned on skirts or shirts. If you choose polyester buttons, they can even imitate other button materials, which means you can always get what you like without spending a lot of money. Polyester buttons can be made to look like wood, pearl or any other type of button, thanks to their versatility and their many designs and colors.
For most non-professionals, therefore, it is virtually impossible to look at a button and determine whether it is made of polyester, wood, or any other type of button-making material. Most polyester buttons vary greatly when it comes to shading, luster, and brightness, so they can be light or dark, formal or casual, large or small, meaning you are always guaranteed to get something spectacular in the end.
Possibility of polyester button production:
Different types of buttons are produced according to the form of materials used. When the polyester fiber is rod shaped, the button can be strip shaped. For flat buttons, the raw materials are pretreated in sheet form. This is very important for the dyeing process - usually, flat buckles are monochromatic, while strip buckles need to be colored and dyed. Transparent or translucent styles are also popular. Different chemicals are added to the raw materials according to the desired effects. This is the way to achieve a pearlescent, snow-white, or metallic appearance. Polyester buttons can imitate almost any material, even completely natural materials, such as speakers. This quality may make it difficult for non professionals to recognize and imitate.
The most widely used buttons in the world:
The preferred ratio of polyester buttons to all other materials is about 10:1. This is easy to understand, given its extremely low price. They can tolerate all known decorating and decorating methods and procedures. In addition, inscriptions and logos can be added upon customer request. The extra interior coloring makes them more effective and attractive to consumers. Another very important advantage is that almost all required properties can be controlled during production - from density, which is controlled during polyester casting, to the number and width of holes, spacing between holes, and shading, brightness, and gloss. In this regard, there are four different buttons - light, half-light, matte and matte.
