A method for manufacturing long lasting phosphorescent fabrics and articles of clothing including fabric for use in fields such as security, domestic, sports, health, professional, etc., includes (i) preparing a composition for dyeing having a strontium aluminate pigment doped with europium and dysprosium; (ii) coating a starting fabric with the composition by air knife coating or cylinder; (iii) drying; and (iv) polymerizing. The fabrics thus obtained have long lasting phosphorescent properties and a high resistance to washing, maintaining the factory specifications of the starting fabric with respect to its mechanical properties, comfort, breathability and/or high visibility properties, if relevant.

The present invention relates to a Golf Swing Tracker Carpet Mat designed for assisting golfers in improving their swing technique. The mat comprising tufted fiber yarns anchored by primary and secondary backings. When a golf club interacts with the mat, the fibers demonstrate a visual change due to a pile shading effect, simulating the appearance of a divot, and providing immediate feedback on the golfer's swing path and strike quality. The mat also features an alignment guidance pattern and is encapsulated within an anti-skid base for stability. Furthermore, the mat offers variations in tufting patterns, densities, and fiber lengths, enabling it to mimic different golf course terrains, providing a tailored practice experience for the user.