In the textile industry, plastic is used as an important raw material for the production of textile products such as clothes, bags, shoes, accessories and many other products. The plastics used in the textile industry can be classified into the following categories:

Polyester: This is the most common plastic used in the textile industry. It is durable, resistant to light and does not wrinkle when washed. Polyester is commonly used to make t-shirts, underwear, swimwear and other textile products.

Nylon: Nylon is a fairly common plastic used in the textile industry, especially in the production of clothing and bags. Nylon has high strength, good water resistance and good shape retention.

Polypropylene: PE is a waterproof and fairly durable plastic. It is commonly used to manufacture sports team apparel, gloves and helmets.

Spandex (polyurethane): Spandex is an elastic plastic that gives clothes and textiles good elasticity. Spandex is commonly used to manufacture sportswear, tights and elastic products.

PVC: PVC is a synthetic resin used to manufacture textile products such as raincoats, tarpaulins and other products. PVC has high strength and good water resistance.

Rayon: Rayon is a synthetic resin manufactured from cellulose fibers. It has a soft, silky and airy feel. Rayon is commonly used to make dresses, tops, pants and other textile products.

Acrylic: Acrylic is a common plastic used to make sweaters and other textile products. It is durable, does not wrinkle when washed and holds its shape well.