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Tactel

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description Tactel Overview

Tactel is a trademark used for certain nylon fibers originally developed by DuPont and subsequently associated with Invista. Fabrics made with Tactel fibers are generally designed to be lightweight, soft to the touch, durable, and quick drying, although their precise properties depend on yarn construction and fabric treatment. The material has been used in activewear, swimwear, hosiery, lingerie, and other garments requiring a smooth synthetic textile.

help Tactel FAQ

What is Tactel made from?

Tactel is a trademark used for certain nylon fibers rather than one single universal fabric recipe. The brand was originally associated with DuPont and later with Invista.

What does Tactel fabric feel like?

Tactel fabrics are generally designed to feel soft and light against the skin. Their exact hand feel still depends on the yarn construction, weave or knit, and finishing used in the garment.

Does Tactel dry quickly?

Many Tactel-based fabrics are designed to dry quickly because nylon can be made into lightweight, moisture-managing constructions. Performance varies by blend and garment design, so the fiber trademark alone does not specify one drying time.

Where is Tactel commonly used?

Tactel has been used in clothing and performance textiles where softness, low weight, durability, and quick drying are useful. It is a fiber trademark, so a label should be checked for the garment’s actual blend and care instructions.

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