Tencel

Tencel Tencel is a cellulosic fiber made from wood pulp from trees grown on special tree farms in the USA where the trees are constantly replanted. The fiber is produced via a special "solvent-spinning" process using a non-toxic solvent that is 99 percent recoverable and recyclable. Because no toxic chemical products are produced during the process, there are no harmful fumes released into the atmosphere. Tencel is a natural fiber and since it is made of wood pulp. It is also environmentally friendly because of its ecologically sound method of production. Tencel has all the characteristics of a luxury fiber: the natural, workable comfort of cotton; the fluid drape and color richness of rayon; the strength of a synthetic; and the luxurious hand and luster of silk! Fabrics of Tencel have exceptional strength, a luxurious hand and fluid drape, are naturally absorbent and comfortable, and accept dyes readily, from pale pastels to rich jewel tones. tencel, fiber, strength, natural, because, wood, trees, special, resist, rayon, pulp, production, produced, process, non-toxic, made, luxurious, hand, fluid, finer, fabrics, fabric, drape, cotton, comfortable, characteristics, yarns, providing, wrinkling, wrinkles, wrinkled, wrinkle, workable, wear, ways, way, washable