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Micro-denier refers to ultrafine fibers that are less than one denier in thickness, with a denier being a unit of measurement for the fineness of fibers. These fibers are often used in textiles to create lightweight, soft, and breathable fabrics that have a luxurious feel. Micro-denier materials are commonly found in apparel, upholstery, and outdoor gear, as they offer enhanced durability and water resistance. Their fine structure also allows for improved moisture-wicking and insulation properties.
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What is the difference between microfiber and micro denier?
Microfiber refers to fibers that are smaller in diameter than a human hair, typically less than 1 denier. Micro denier specifically refers to fibers that are very fine and have a denier measurement typically below 1. Micro denier can be a type of microfiber.
What is durapella?
DuraPella® is a high-tech fabric that is a breakthrough in comfort. DuraPella® consists of 100% MicroDenier Polyester Suede, which gives you the subtle look and elegant feel of suede, yet is durable and stain-resistant... the best of both worlds! Everyday spills like coffee, wine and even ball point pen are cleaned easily and effectively with a mixture of low PH balance liquid soap and water. You can enjoy luxury in everyday living with DuraPella®!
