- Maple wood
- Alpaca
- Bamboo wood
- Cotton
- Beech wood
- Douglas fir wood
- Oak wood
- Elastane
- Ash wood
- Tanning process
- Hemp fiber
- Deerskin
- Calfskin
- Cashmere
- Cherry wood
- Coconut fiber
- Larch wood
- Leather care
- Lefa
- Linen
- Merino wool
- Moleskin
- Nappa leather
- Walnut wood
- Horse leather
- Cow leather
- Robinia wood
- Virgin wool
- Shell Cordovan
- Silk
- Tencel™
- Suede
- Viscose
Material
Natural Tencel™. Forest born fiber
Tencel™, this name has been causing a stir in the clothing industry for several years. It is the trade name for a lyocell fabric produced by the Austrian company Lenzing. The special thing about Tencel™ is its environmentally friendly production combined with its excellent wearing properties. Since the regenerated fiber Tencel™ can also be ideally combined with other natural fibers, it is very much in vogue for sustainable fashion.
Comfortable to wear
Tencel™, like Lyocell in general, is a "forest-born" cellulose fiber. Its basis is therefore wood, and at Lenzing this comes almost entirely (according to its own information, more than 99 percent) from sustainably managed forests and plantations certified with the FSC® (Forest Stewardship Council) or PEFC™ (Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification Schemes) wood seals.
Clothing with Tencel™
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