Engineered Fibers

Regenerated

Originating from natural materials, these fibers are refined to extend beyond softness and moisture absorption, offering a variety of attributes that contribute to textiles designed for both luxury and practical performance.

Viscose

Derived from wood pulp, provides a silky texture and is comparable in feel and appearance to a variety of natural fibers. We offer options that caters to environmentally responsible preferences.

Lyocell

Made from wood, a natural renewable raw material sourced from the pulp of eucalyptus trees. It is breathable and skin-friendly, with a soft, smooth texture that makes it comfortable against the skin. Suitable for a range of clothing, from dresses to activewear.

Modal

Regenerated cellulosic fibers made from wood pulp, known for their exceptional softness and skin-friendly qualities. Modal exhibits high flexibility, delivering a naturally soft and long-lasting quality to textiles. It also enhances color brilliance and luster, maintaining a vibrant appearance through many washes.

Cupro

Crafted from cotton linter, it is a regenerated cellulose fiber noted for its silky texture and practicality. While it shares silk's elegant drape and sheen, it offers added durability, making it versatile for a wide range of end-uses.

Synthetic

Provides unparalleled tensile strength, stretchability, and resistance, foundational for developing high-performance and protective textiles. These materials are key in sectors demanding durability and adaptability, with ongoing improvements focusing on optimizing comfort.

Polyester

Recognised for its durability, versatility, and affordability. Polyester is quick to dry and resistant to shape loss, maintaining its structure without stretching or shrinking, making it suitable for a wide range of applications. Recycled polyester options are available upon request for more responsible fabric solutions.

Nylon

Recognised for its high tensile strength and excellent abrasion resistance, nylon maintains a balance between elasticity and shape retention. It dries quickly and has strong dye affinity, making it versatile for various textile applications. Certain types of nylon offer enhanced abrasion strength, making them stand out for durability in performance-driven uses.

Spandex

Known for its exceptional stretch and recovery, this fiber enhances comfort, fit, and free movement. Spandex blends seamlessly with other fabrics, maintaining the wearer’s body shape and ensuring durability for activewear and everyday garments.

Aramid

Known for its high tensile strength, heat, and abrasion resistance, this fiber is inherently flame-resistant (FR) and offers exceptional chemical and cut resistance. Aramid is ideal for protective clothing, aerospace, military applications, and other demanding environments.