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  • Description: soft
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    • Post-War Nylon

    • Post-War Nylon
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    • This spun nylon sweater, soft and warm as fine wool, has the advantage of not shrinking when laundered. Short lengths of the synthetic fiber are spun into soft fuzzy threads to produce a woolly effect. Introduced on a small scale before the war,...
    • Orlon fashion

    • Orlon fashion
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    • This classic sweater set of Orlon acrylic fiber feels amazingly soft, because it is made of a new yarn, spun by a special process. Special features made possible by use of DuPont's acrylic fiber are light weight with warmth and easy...
    • Orlon fashion

    • Orlon fashion
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    • Phoenix Clothes uses 40% Orlon acrylic fiber and 60% wool in this soft, light weight Shetland type suit. Ideal both city and country living, the suit keeps its shape and crease well, a contribution of DuPont Orlon to soft suitings like these.
    • Flanging Stetson soft hats

    • Flanging Stetson soft hats

    • Hat industry;

    • Certain classes of Stetson soft hats are curled in the Flanging Department of the John B. Stetson Company, Philadelphia. The edge of the brim is dampened, and is then turned up with a small heated iron. It is placed on a hollow wooden form under a...
    • Finishin Stetson soft hats

    • Finishin Stetson soft hats

    • Hat industry;

    • Finishing soft hats in the Finishing Department of the John B. Stetson Company, Philadelphia, is apparently a simple operation, but long experience is necessary to attain proficiency. Fine emery paper is used to smooth the felt, and the utmost care...
    • DuPont Magazine [August-September 1957]

    • DuPont Magazine [August-September 1957]

    • Periodicals; Chemical industry; Textile industry; Clothing industry; Plastics industry; Paint industry; Fashion industry;

    • Table of Contents: Cronar bows in; Polyester family has triplets; Blinds and drapes combine; Home of the year; Ground was broken yesterday; To solve solvent problems; Work horse for work clothes; DuPont show of the month; Selling the soft touch;...
    • DuPont Magazine [September-October 1960]

    • DuPont Magazine [September-October 1960]

    • Periodicals; Chemical industry; Paint industry; Plastics industry; Nylon; Textile industry; Floor coverings; Fashion industry;

    • Table of Contents: California's water rush; Dycril printing plates: fast friends for printers; What will be the color trends on the new cars; Anti-freeze without frazzle; What can an engineer do with film; A better lockset with nylon; the...
    • DuPont Magazine [March-April 1971]

    • DuPont Magazine [March-April 1971]

    • Periodicals; Chemical industry; Sporting goods industry; Lacrosse; Fashion industry; Explosives industry; Shoe industry; Floor coverings; Submarines;

    • Table of Contents: The civilized spread of a savage sport; The view from savile row; Stacking the deck against danger; Keeping up with the Joneses and the Foyts, Andrettis, Gurneys, et al; Footwear's current charmer; Doing a brisk neighborhood...
    • DuPont Magazine [November-December 1990]

    • DuPont Magazine [November-December 1990]

    • Periodicals; Chemical industry; Fashion industry; Textile industry; Health care; Fishing; Paint industry; Weeds; Automobile industry; Roads; Lighting;

    • Table of Contents: An inside story; The soft scent of lavendar; Upbeat news about off-beat hearts; Making good scents again; Color them solid; High plains weed control; Better than the original; Roads with stretch; Reflecting a cost saving; Key to...
    • DuPont Magazine [No. 1, 2001]

    • DuPont Magazine [No. 1, 2001]

    • Periodicals; Chemical industry; Lounge chairs; Transportation; Protective clothing; Paint industry; Floor coverings; Clothing industry; Textile industry; Physical fitness; Automobile industry;

    • Table of Contents: This soft sells furniture; Scooting along in style; The science of protection; A brushstroke of brilliance; Carpeting cuts the rug; The next generation; Hidebound no more; The ultimate test; Six matches eight; News in brief.
    • DuPont Magazine [August 1919]

    • DuPont Magazine [August 1919]

    • Periodicals; Chemical industry; Explosives; Dynamite; Textile industry; Automobile industry; Paint industry;

    • Table of Contents: Promotions Among DuPont Executives; American Commercial Woods; Advantages of Electrical Blasting; Hardwood Floors of Soft Wood; Career of the Comb; Put the Soldier in His Right Job; Longer Life for Leather; Paint Specialty Sales...
    • DuPont Magazine [February-March 1926]

    • DuPont Magazine [February-March 1926]

    • Periodicals; Chemical industry; Explosives; Dynamite; Plastics industry; Ammunition; Paint industry;

    • Table of Contents: Safeguarding explosives; Let the camera tell the story; Now DuPont Duco for handy home uses; New vogue in raincoats; Blasting operations in Chile; Buy shells for sale, not for inventory; Soft rock operations in Moffat Tunnel;...
    • Nylon carpeting

    • Nylon carpeting

    • Nylon

    • This soft, luxurious bathmat and matching lid cover are tufted with DuPont nylon. They are described as machine washable by the manufacturer and since nylon does not absorb dirt, should stay clean longer. The Neddletuft mats and covers are usually...

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