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The synthetic fibers are widely used in apparel and home furnishings due to their good physical and chemical properties. The synthetic fiber market is characterized by a trend towards ever-finer fibers. It is very difficult for these finer fibers to obtain very deep colours via the common dyeing processes. The increasing demand of polyester (PES) such as poly(ethylene terephthalate) (PET) in textile market for high performance applications in smart textiles, technical textiles, operation clothing etc. and more recently, for their potential applications as electronic textiles. It indicates that PET has the potential in research in the future due to the wide range of mechanical properties, relative high melting point and glass transition temperature, insensitivity to common solvents and moisture, chemical inertness. PET, an aliphatic-aromatic polymer composition and thermoplastic, shows a rather hydrophobic nature due to its rigid structure,

Substrate Independent Dyeing of Synthetic Textiles Treated with Low-Pressure Plasmas