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Natural man-made fabrics, also known as regenerated fibers, are created from renewable natural materials that are processed chemically to produce fibers. Common examples include viscose, modal, and lyocell. These fabrics offer a sustainable alternative to traditional synthetic fabrics and combine the benefits of natural and synthetic fibers.

Our fabrics are produced by transforming renewable natural resources such as wood pulp or bamboo into fibers through a series of chemical processes. This production method uses less water and energy compared to conventional synthetic fabric production, and often involves closed-loop processes that recycle water and solvents, minimizing environmental impact.

Natural man-made fabrics offer several benefits, including:

• Eco-Friendliness: They are derived from renewable resources and often have a smaller environmental footprint.
• Comfort: These fabrics are typically soft, breathable, and gentle on the skin.
• Versatility: Suitable for various types of clothing, from casual wear to formal attire.
• Sustainability: Many of these fabrics are biodegradable and produced through environmentally conscious processes.

Proper care for these fabrics ensures their longevity and maintains their quality:

• Read the Label: Follow the specific care instructions on the garment's label.
• Washing: Use cold or lukewarm water and gentle detergents. Hand wash or use a gentle machine cycle.
• Drying: Air dry or tumble dry on a low setting to prevent shrinkage or damage.
• Ironing: Use a low heat setting if ironing is needed, and avoid high temperatures.

Yes, we are committed to ethical manufacturing practices. Our production processes adhere to high standards of labor rights, ensuring fair wages and safe working conditions for all workers involved. Additionally, our sourcing practices prioritize sustainability and environmental responsibility, reflecting our dedication to providing eco-friendly and ethically made fabrics.