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3rd August 19, 11:56 AM
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To clear up a very common misunderstanding. P/V stands for Polyester/Viscose. Viscose is the British term for Rayon. So P/V would denote a fabric which is a blend of Polyester and Rayon fibers.
The kilt in the photos, while commonly sold and referred to as P/V is, in fact, made from a blend of Rayon and Acetate fibers.
It seems that since the introduction of the true P/V that some makers began to use the term for almost any synthetic fabric. I have a sample kilt in my shop which is also sold using the term P/V when if fact the label says it contains 100% Acrylic wool. (Whatever that means. Plastic sheep perhaps.)
Last edited by Steve Ashton; 3rd August 19 at 12:20 PM.
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