MODAL

Modal fabric is a semi-synthetic textile made from regenerated cellulose, typically derived from beechwood.

It is considered an advanced form of viscose, offering improved softness, strength, and consistency.

Modal is a type of viscose, but with enhanced performance.

Compared to standard viscose, modal fabrics are typically softer, more durable, and more resistant to shrinkage.

Not necessarily. Modal is often blended with fibers such as cotton, polyester, or elastane.

Blending helps improve structure, durability, and stretch while maintaining softness.

Modal fabrics offer:

• Exceptional softness and smooth touch
  
• Improved durability compared to regular viscose
  
• Breathability and comfort
  
• Better resistance to shrinkage and deformation

Yes. Modal is breathable and comfortable, making it suitable for close-to-skin garments and everyday wear.

Modal knit fabrics have natural flexibility.

When blended with elastane, they offer enhanced stretch and better recovery.

Modal and modal-blend fabrics are widely used in:

• Loungewear and sleepwear
  
• Premium basics (T-shirts, tops)
  
• Underlayers and close-to-skin garments
  
• Lightweight apparel

When selecting modal fabrics, consider:

• Modal ratio (pure vs blended)
  
• Fabric weight (GSM)
  
• Softness and surface finish
  
• Performance needs (stretch, durability)
  

Blending is often used to balance comfort with structure.