SUSTAINABILITY

Tencel Wool Fabric

Tencel Wool Fabric is a high-end, eco-friendly blended fabric that combines the strengths of Tencel and wool. While delivering exceptional performance, it embeds sustainability into every aspect of its raw materials and production processes.

Tencel, a representative of Lyocell fibers, boasts a strong eco-friendly heritage: its raw materials are sourced from wood in FSC-certified, sustainably managed forests, primarily fast-growing species like eucalyptus, which do not disrupt ecological balance. The production process utilizes an innovative "closed-loop solvent spinning technology," where the solvent used (N-methylmorpholine-N-oxide) can be recycled at a rate exceeding 99.5%, resulting in minimal wastewater and exhaust emissions, and zero pollution throughout the process. It has even earned the EU's "Eco-label" certification, standing as a benchmark for green production in the textile industry.

Wool, as a natural protein fiber, is inherently 100% biodegradable. From pasture rearing to fiber formation, it involves no chemical synthesis. When discarded, it can naturally return to the soil without leaving long-term environmental residues.

The fusion of these two eco-friendly fibers enhances the sustainability of Tencel Wool Fabric. The addition of Tencel not only neutralizes the potential itchiness of wool, thereby improving skin comfort, but also reduces the need for chemical softeners due to the advantages of natural fibers. Meanwhile, wool's naturally crimped heat-trapping structure minimizes reliance on artificial warming additives, reducing chemical consumption at the source. Throughout its lifecycle, from raw material acquisition to garment disposal, the fabric adheres to the principle of "low impact." Its production consumes far less energy than traditional chemical fiber fabrics, and it is biodegradable when discarded, truly achieving the cycle of "coming from nature and returning to nature."