Materials

A close up of bronze or gold viscose material

How is Viscose Made?

Viscose, often hailed for its silk-like feel, is made from wood pulp through a chemical process. While it offers affordability and versatility, its production raises environmental concerns. Harvesting trees for cellulose and chemical-intensive processing contribute to deforestation and pollution. Despite its popularity, ensuring sustainable practices in viscose production remains crucial for minimizing its environmental footprint.

A close-up of blue lyocell material

How is Lyocell Made?

Lyocell production embodies sustainability. Derived from wood chips, it undergoes a solvent-based process, unlike traditional rayon. Its eco-friendly attributes include minimal chemical use and closed-loop systems. With softness akin to cotton, lyocell offers durability and affordability, making it a favored choice for eco-conscious consumers.

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