Water "beads up" on synthetic fabric such as polyester but binds to cotton. what is the most likely explanation for this?'

The water beads up on synthetic fabric comparable to polyester but impasses to cotton because polyester is nonpolar while cotton is polar. In addition, nonpolar covalent bonds are a kind of chemical bond where two atoms portion a pair of electrons with each other while polar covalent bonding is a type of chemical bond where a pair of electrons is unevenly shared among two atoms.