How Lyocell Fiber Is Produced
Lyocell is produced by dissolving wood pulp in an organic solvent and regenerating it as cellulosic fiber. Supplier documentation confirms composition and source claims.
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LYOCELL FABRIC GUIDE
Lyocell: clean surface and fluid cellulosic drape
Learn how lyocell fiber, fine-knit structure and finishing influence absorbency, surface quality and garment performance.
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FABRIC KNOWLEDGE
A practical guide to this fabric
Lyocell is a regenerated cellulosic fiber produced from wood pulp using a solvent-spinning process. In finished fabric, composition, knit density, GSM and finishing determine softness, drape, strength, pilling behavior and dimensional stability.
Fine-Knit Construction
The fabric close-up shows a smooth fine-knit face; yarn and stitch density determine opacity, stability and drape.
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Absorbency, Hand Feel & Drape
Lyocell is moisture absorbent, but construction and finishing determine the actual hand feel and moisture behavior of the finished garment.
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Pilling & Surface Evaluation
Surface pilling and abrasion are evaluated using the agreed test method before bulk fabric approval.
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Shrinkage & Seam Performance
Shrinkage, spirality and seam compatibility are reviewed because soft cellulosic knits can be sensitive to processing.
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Best Babywear Applications
Suitable for baby rompers, pajamas, sleep gowns, premium basics and lightweight seasonal layers.
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