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Fibre Guide · Lyocell<\/p>\n

What Is Lyocell? Fabric, Benefits, Care and Drawbacks<\/h1>\n
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If your sheets feel hot or clammy during the night, you may come across lyocell while looking for cooler bedding. Its smooth feel and moisture management appeal to hot sleepers, but care, shrinkage and durability still matter. This guide explains what lyocell is, how it is made, how it compares with TENCEL\u2122, modal and viscose, and what to expect from everyday use.<\/p>\n

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Quick answer:<\/span> Lyocell is a regenerated cellulose fibre made from wood or bamboo pulp. The cellulose is dissolved in NMMO and spun into fibres in a closed loop process that recovers up to 99% of the solvent. It is breathable, moisture absorbent and smooth, but it can wrinkle, snag and shrink when exposed to harsh washing or high heat. TENCEL\u2122 is a brand of lyocell, not a different material.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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