ECO FRIENDLY YARNS
Organic cottons, bamboo fibres and polyester have been used eco friendly raw materials for yarns that are sustainably produced. Sustainable yarns have a smaller environmental impact as compared with traditional textile fibres that are made from unrenewable resources or toxic chemicals.
Tencel
Tencels are part of the rayon family, but offer an improved strength, durability and moisture absorption making them a great choice for clothing in warm weather. Tencel yarns are suited to clothing worn close to your skin, with the softness that will make you love them.
Linen
Linen is a term used to describe textiles that have a linen weave texture, even if they’re
made of cotton, hemp, or other non-flax fibers.
Linen is superior to cotton in terms of its increased durability, absorbent properties, and accelerated drying rate. Another characteristic that distinguishes it is its tendency to wrinkle.
| Lustre | End Use | Supplier Origin |
|---|---|---|
| RW and Colours | Bed, Bath Fabrics, Furnishing | China, India |
| Bed, Bath Fabrics, Furnishings, Shirtings, etc | ||
Linen Cotton
Linen Cotton has the extraordinary properties which make it suitable for breathable clothing. It’s also an excellent option for vegans because it is more sustainable than acrylic fibres thanks to their biodegradability.
Linen Viscose
100% natural linen and viscose fibres are used for Viscose Linen fabrics. These textiles feel soft and therefore less prone to wrinkling than 100% linen fabrics, when mixed with Viscose fibres. Woven viscose linen fabrics are breathable and durable.
Bamboo Cotton
This blend is to bring the best feature of Cottona and Bamboo together to get a wonderfully soft and absorbent yarn
Bamboo Polyester
This blend to to achieve more strenght and durability than 100% Bamboo yarn. Also reduces cost
