Advance Denim, AFM, Atlas Denim, Black Peony and Blue Diamond share their experiences and takeaways from their work with ...

Lyocell fiber is a type of rayon produced from bleached wood pulp, also known as dissolving pulp, which contains cellulose. First developed in 1972, this fiber is manufactured using the process of dry ...

I sleep on a lot of bedding. It comes with the territory when you test bed sheets and comforters for a living. I've slept on everything from bamboo and silk to plain-weave cotton, but there's a term I ...

The demand for natural fibers is on the rise, but for agricultural inputs like cotton, there is a limit to how much the crops can keep up with demand. There is only so much land that can be allocated ...

It’s got a scientific name and a heavenly silkiness – but is the material that is showing up everywhere, from catwalks to your wardrobe, really as sustainable as we are led to believe? First produced ...

Lyocell is made from wood – usually eucalyptus but sometimes oak, birch and even bamboo – that is cut down into small pieces and then pulped before being dissolved by the non-toxic chemical amine ...

Textile choice and selection plays a huge part in lessening fashion’s impact on the environment. More than 63% of existing textile fibre supply chains are accounted for by synthetics like polyester ...

Lyocell fibres are produced through a solvent-based spinning process. Credit: Andri Wahyudi/Shutterstock.com. The companies agree to supply brand partners with lyocell fibres in both standard and ...