Materials Cheat Sheet - WIP PDF
Materials Cheat Sheet - WIP PDF
Materials Cheat Sheet - WIP PDF
Unlike multifilament yarns, * Watch for * Blend monofil with multi-filament Sticking with monofil?
MONOFILAMENT vs
which will fray before breaking,
monofilament (one continuous
filament) will break once a small
LTWT results
* Keep an eye
on MULLEN
Polyester yarns to keep translucency
but increase strength
* Bump up the
denier of the
monofil
tear occurs. VERY DANGEROUS BURST * Switch to open net mesh with
* Modify to a
FOR FLEX ZONES & STOLL multifilament which mimics structure of knitted structure
BREAKAGE ABRASION mono-mesh to provide
results * Look into TPU, TPE, or Hotmelt Yarns ($$$) mechanical
stretch
REFLECTIVE & FOIL incorporate a layer of special material Watch for PLY Choose similar Avoid using these
bonded on top of a base layer. This has less structural integrity ADHEASION RP Embosses materials in TOE AREA
than the base layer itself and will eventually wear off (think: & BALLY FLEX with METALIC or and OTHER FLEX
grit on a nail file or sandpaper or your kid’s macaroni art!): between the layers ANODIZED FINISHES ZONES
REFLECTIVE: Layer of microscopic glass beads of the material onto No-Sew or
ABRASION FOIL: Micro-thin metal foil layer Synthetic Leather
i
NYLON- & Color contamination
between Nylon or * Switch to
SPANDEX- Spandex and Polyseter
can occur due to different
Polyester
* Lower color
MELTING POINTS
TEXTILES COLORFASTNESS
[explanation text]
* Avoid using white
or light Nylon or
NYLON 6/6
SPANDEX
250c
232-271c
Spandex next to
darker materials CDP 232-271c
POLYESTER 250-288c
YELOWING
NO SEW SUBLIMATION
Nylon yarns have low melting * Reduce percentage ###c ###c
points & post processes (i.e. of Nylon or Spandex [Development has requested a chart like
no-sew & HF welding) can yarn to Polyester this - I’m unsure of range of temps and
damage Nylon & Spandex which yarns to include]
yarns, leaving unwanted marks
MELTING w/ HF
WELD & NO SEW
Sublimation printing’s * Switch to
high heat & pressure
may damage & shrink DIRECT
the textile PRINT process
NO SUBLIMATION
OILED LEATHER PRINTING
*NOTE:
Waxes and oils in the leather * BUFFING on the bonding surface is a MUST! These are
* Lower the WAX% of the leather. Use caution,
prevent cements & primers
from penetrating the fibers. at lower % you will lose the the deep natural GUIDELINES. For
ESPESCIALLY WITH ANILINE
LEATHER
leather aesthetic more info and details,
BONDING * Avoid bonding area or stitch only
CHECK WITH YOUR
MATERIAL DEVELOPER