Modal fiber, a natural and environmentally friendly material, is made from the wood pulp of European shrubs. It is a pure cellulose fiber (man-made fiber), and the raw materials are renewable and biodegradable, meeting environmental protection requirements.
Superior Comfort
Soft and Skin-Friendly: Combining the softness of cotton, the luster of silk, and the smoothness of linen, it has a delicate touch, making it suitable for close-fitting clothing.
Breathable and Moisture-Wicking: Absorbs and releases water molecules 50% faster than pure cotton, resulting in significantly better breathability and quick sweat wicking to keep you dry.
Good Drape: The fabric drapes naturally, is wrinkle-resistant, and maintains a crisp shape after wear.
Outstanding Appearance and Dyeing Performance
Bright Colors: The smooth fiber surface has high light reflectivity, resulting in rich and bright colors in the fabric.
High Dye Uptake: After dyeing, patterns show clear color separation, good color fastness, and is not prone to fading even with long-term use.
Modal is highly blendable and often blends with fibers such as cotton, spandex, and polyester. This allows it to retain its own advantages while compensating for shortcomings like insufficient elasticity or easy deformation, thus improving the overall performance of the fabric.
The fibers are uniform and have high strength.
Wet strength is stable: the wet strength is approximately 59% of the dry strength, far exceeding that of ordinary viscose fibers, making it less prone to breakage during washing.
It has good tensile strength: the fiber length is uniform, and the fabric durability is superior to some natural fibers.
