The process involves collecting PET bottles, sterilizing them, and breaking them down into small pieces. These pieces are then melted and spun into polyester fibers, which are woven into fabric.

Yes, PET bag fabric is recyclable, making it an environmentally friendly option. It can be recycled again into new products, contributing to a circular economy.

PET bag fabric is more durable and lightweight compared to natural fibers like cotton. It also has better water resistance and is easier to clean.

Yes, PET fabric is safe to use. Because it is hypoallergenic and non-toxic, it can be used by those with sensitive skin.

Hand wash: It’s best to hand wash PET fabric bags with mild detergent.

Air dry: A dryer with high heat can harm the fabric, so avoid using one.

Avoid harsh chemicals: Strong chemicals can weaken the fabric.

Yes, PET fabric is considered eco-friendly as it’s made from recycled plastic, reducing the amount of plastic waste in landfills.

PET fabric is water-resistant and can repel light moisture. While it isn’t entirely waterproof, it protects against splashes and light rain. Some polyester bags are treated with coatings to make them fully waterproof.

PET is generally considered safe for storing food and is commonly used for food packaging. However, for bags that directly contact food, it’s best to check if they’re specifically labeled as food-safe or food-grade.

Polyester has moderate heat resistance, but high temperatures can cause it to melt or deform. Avoid exposing polyester bags to open flames or extreme heat sources, and always follow care instructions.