What? Microfiber PANTIES?!

[percynjpn]

Originally Posted by DFTowel

Are you guys serious or just joking around? Do you think microfiber sized yarns were invented for detailing use? Microfiber yarns have been around since the 1980's first used in lingerie and clothing. I have a microfiber baseball jacket from 1987 that I still wear.

Yes, quite right. What's the big deal? (though I would like to see a photo of those panties - especially with someone shapely in them! )

[DFTowel]

Originally Posted by Setec Astronomy

I'm sure Leo knows the answer to this, but I believe "Ultrasuede" was one of the first--.

Yes Ultrasuede, and it's competitor Mochasuede, is a nonwoven microfiber fabric, it is not woven like tradional fabric but actually made with a process similar to paper making. It was first introduced in the 1970s. It is still made today by Toray Industries but is not as popular as it used to be. At one point the designer Halston made his career on this fabric in the 1970s.

I have a roll or two of this stuff and considered using it to upolster my car seats but it wears down and shines up too easily.

[Diesel1]

So what cleaners get snail trail out of MF? LMAO! Ahhhhh I suppose if pics were available this would have been posted in the click n brag section?

[DaVeeD]

victoria's secret also has MF panies

[Tasty]

Hmm, I'm strangely aroused. This could begin a bad trend of Autopians becoming a little too excited when they go to wax their cars due to a subconscious association with other things...