Cupro.
Fiber obtained from treated cotton linters (very short fibers that remain on the cotton seed)
according to the cuprammonium process, produced as a continuous thread. Features: soft hand and
particularly silky, brilliant colors, good wear resistance, good breathability and hygro-
scopicity. Uses: linings, underwear, knitwear and furniture.
Acetate.
Continuous or staple cut yarn derived from cellulose. Features: soft and delicate hand,
silky appearance, bright and vivid colors, good breathability, low hygroscopicity, poor resistance
to wear. Uses: in women's clothing and for linings, also in blends with other fibers.
Lyocell.
Cellulosic fiber obtained by an organic solvent spinning process in full compliance with the
the environment. Characteristics: soft and luminous, it is close in appearance and touch to natural fibers such as
silk: it is breathable and resistant. Uses: pure or mixed with other fibers for women's clothing
le / men's, formal and casual, external and intimate knitwear.