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Closed Loop Production – How Lyocell Is Made

Short answer: Closed loop means exactly that: a closed circuit. The solvent used to turn cellulose into lyocell fibre...

Are Viscose and Bamboo the Same Thing?

Short answer: Not quite. Bamboo is the plant, viscose is the production method. Bamboo viscose is viscose made from b...

What Is Tencel? The Brand Behind Lyocell

Short answer: Tencel is not a material in its own right, but a trademark for lyocell and modal fibres from the Austri...

What Is Lyocell? The Modern Fibre Explained

Short answer: Lyocell is a cellulose fibre just like viscose, but made in a newer and more environmentally friendly p...

What Is Rayon? The Term Explained

Short answer: Rayon is the American term for viscose – a fibre made from plant cellulose, for example from bamboo or ...

What Is Bamboo Viscose? All About the Fabric in Your Clothes

Short answer: Bamboo viscose is a textile made from cellulose taken from the bamboo plant. The cellulose is dissolved...

Soft Tracksuits – Why the Material Matters

Short answer: How soft a tracksuit feels is decided by the fibres and the knit. Sweat fabric with bamboo viscose is a...

Soft Nightwear – What Makes Nightwear Soft?

Short answer: How soft nightwear feels is decided first and foremost by the fibres. Bamboo viscose has very fine, smo...

Bamboo Boxer Shorts vs. Microfiber – The Material Choice

Short answer: Bamboo boxer shorts win on breathability and comfort against the skin, while microfiber dries faster af...

Briefs and Breathability – Why Natural Fabrics Are Recommended

Short answer: Breathable briefs let moisture and heat escape from the intimate area instead of trapping it. That mean...