The raw material of bemberg is linter available from cotton (an annual plant).
Cotton linter can be produced at one-year cycles. Therefore bemberg does not contribute to environmental disruption such as deforestation seen in some wool pulp operations (raw material for rayon fiber). Bemberg is a unique regenerated cellulose fiber that features both a degree of "gentleness unique to nature fiber" and the "functionality of a man-made fiber". It is extensively used in diverse fields such as high quality linings and lingerie, as well as in apparel applications.
Cotton linter can be produced at one-year cycles. Therefore bemberg does not contribute to environmental disruption such as deforestation seen in some wool pulp operations (raw material for rayon fiber). Bemberg is a unique regenerated cellulose fiber that features both a degree of "gentleness unique to nature fiber" and the "functionality of a man-made fiber". It is extensively used in diverse fields such as high quality linings and lingerie, as well as in apparel applications.
Specifications
- 75d/54f
- 100d/60f
- 120d/90f
- 150d/90f
Features
- Moisture absorbing and releasing ability: bemberg swiftly absorbs and releases moisture.
- Drape: being soft and having adequate weight, fabric displays a pliant & beautiful silhouette.
- Anti-static property: bemberg is a comfortable fiber resistant to static electricity.
Main Products
Toyobo spandex, Mitsubishi acetate fiber, Rayon, Asahi chemical bemberg, Varicus special fibers, Polyester, Nylon draw textrue yarn, Elastic covering yarn, knitting, woven fabrics