This paper describes the drawing and concomitant infusion behavior in low oriented PET filament drawn at room temperature in ethanol/water solution of various ethanol concentrations. Increasing concentration of ethanol greatly increased the number of necks on filament, and reduced the yield and drawing stresses. With increasing concentration of ethanol the infusion of ethanol into filament was increased, and a well-developed crystalline structure was formed. Shrinkage reduction of filament with increasing ethanol concentration was also investigated. Infusion of dye molecules in filament was also increased with raising of ethanol concentration. Color spectrum study confirmed that dye molecules infused only in drawn parts of filament and undrawn parts showed 100% transmittance. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.