So, the straight forward answer is: yes.

The sublimation Polyester fabric is a synthetic material which has many toxic chemicals embedded in it.

Synthetic materials such as acrylic, nylon, and polyester are made from chemicals such as thermoplastic, which outgas plastic molecules whenever they are heated.

How does this affect your life?

Well, in many ways.

When you dry synthetic clothes in a clothes dryer, you are outgassing these chemicals into your home and the environment.

Also, if you wear synthetic clothes, your body heat also releases these chemicals into the air and the chemicals are absorbed by your skin.

When you wear wrinkle free clothes you’re breathing in plastic and formaldehyde.

Perfluorochemicals (PFCs), including the nonstick additive Teflon is often added. This is for durability, stain resistance and wrinkle resistance. Indeed, many appreciate no-iron or wrinkle free clothes. But, most are unaware of the hazardous chemicals used to create that effect.

Also, PFCs are very persistent in the environment. They have been found in the blood of animals and human beings all over the world.

Researchers have serious health concerns regarding PFCs, including the risk of cancer. Indeed, like many other toxins in the home, PFCs accumulate in your body over time. PFCs can cause liver and kidney damage in laboratory animals, as well as reproductive issues.

Cotton polyester blends are often treated with formaldehyde. And also, softened with chemicals such as ammonia.

Also, Formaldehyde is often added to clothing to prevent material from shrinking. And since it’s applied with heat during processing it is forever attached to the fibers. So there’s no washing it out. Formaldehyde may serve as an irritant to onset asthma and asthma symptoms. And, according to EU classification, formaldehyde is a class 3 carcinogen.

Producers treat flame resistant fabric with flame retardant. This emits formaldehyde gas.

Most polyester is also manufactured with antimony. Antimony a carcinogen that is toxic to the heart, lungs, liver, and skin.

Also, Rayon is made from wood pulp hat is treated with caustic soda and sulphuric acid.

Many textile dyes and bleaches contain toxic heavy metals such as cadmium and chromium.

So, is Polyester toxic?

Well… Yeah.

It’s one of the most toxic materials that most people have against their skin on a daily basis.

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