Eucalan delicate wash eucalyptus 100ml

Preserve the lanolin content of wool with Eucalan wool soapAre you looking for a good detergent for your knitted wool projects? Eucalan wool soap is the perfect solution! Eucalan wool soaps preserve the natural lanolin content in wool. These excellent biodegradable products are the perfect alternative to standard detergents.Lovely scent of eucalyptusThis bottle contains 100 ml of Eucalan wool soap with a lovely eucalyptus scent. The soap preserves the lanolin content in wool, i.e. the natural fat in wool that helps to make wool self-cleaning.This soap offers the following benefits:·      Economical – use only 5 ml per wash·      No rinsing needed·      Mothproofs your knitwear·      Biodegradable·      Suitable for hand and machine washWe stock several variants of Eucalan wool soap, perfumed and unperfumed. All fragrances come from oils (= pH neutral).How to use Eucalan wool soapHand wash:·      Measure 5 ml of Eucalan wool soap and tip it into your washing-up bowl·      Fill with lukewarm water·      Put your knitwear into the washing-up bowl and leave to soak for about 15 minutes·      To wash your wool garment, squeeze gently so that the soap and water penetrate it well·      Remove the garment from the water and gently squeeze out any excess water (do not wring!)·      Dry your wool knitwear by laying it flat on a dry, clean towelMachine wash:·      First, select the correct cycle on your washing machine: Use a wool cycle or handwash/gentle cycle·      Add 5 ml of Eucalan wool soap to the fabric softener trayWash the wool garment in the machine. To dry, lay it flat on a dry, clean towel.

Eucalan delicate wash eucalyptus 500ml

Preserve the lanolin content of wool with Eucalan wool soapAre you looking for a good detergent for your knitted wool projects? Eucalan wool soap is the perfect solution! Eucalan wool soaps preserve the natural lanolin content in wool. These excellent biodegradable products are the perfect alternative to standard detergents.Lovely scent of eucalyptusThis bottle contains 500 ml of Eucalan wool soap with a lovely eucalyptus scent. The soap preserves the lanolin content in wool, i.e. the natural fat in wool that helps to make wool self-cleaning.This soap offers the following benefits:·      Economical – use only 5 ml per wash·      No rinsing needed·      Mothproofs your knitwear·      Biodegradable·      Suitable for hand and machine washWe recommend that you buy a soap pump (item no. 39120) – 3 pumps correspond to 5 ml. We stock several variants of Eucalan wool soap, perfumed and unperfumed. All fragrances come from oils (= pH neutral).How to use Eucalan wool soapHand wash:·      Measure 5 ml of Eucalan wool soap and tip it into your washing-up bowl·      Fill with lukewarm water·      Put your knitwear into the washing-up bowl and leave to soak for about 15 minutes·      To wash your wool garment, squeeze gently so that the soap and water penetrate it well·      Remove the garment from the water and gently squeeze out any excess water (do not wring!)·      Dry your wool knitwear by laying it flat on a dry, clean towelMachine wash:·      First, select the correct cycle on your washing machine: Use a wool cycle or handwash/gentle cycle·      Add 5 ml of Eucalan wool soap to the fabric softener tray·      Wash the wool garment in the machine. To dry, lay it flat on a dry, clean towel.

Upholstery fabric eucalyptus melange

Upholstery fabric without backing that adds a new lease of life to your furnitureSpruce up your furniture by upholstering it in fabrics and materials that suit your home. Upholstery fabric perfect for curtains, garden cushions, pillows etc.Our classic 100% polyester upholstery fabric is perfect for making pillows, garden cushions and headboards. It also works wonders when made into curtains. The fabric does not have a backing which means it does not have a stabilizing backside.This is the reason it has the same colour on both the front and back and it also means it has a wonderful drape. Especially suitable for curtains. The Martindale rub count of this fabric is 60.000 What is Martindale?Martindale is a term used to tell you something about the durability and robustness of a fabric. The higher the Martindale rub count is, the more durable the fabric is. If you need the fabric to upholster furniture, we recommend that you pick a material with a minimum Martindale rub count of 20.000. This fabric has been awarded with a STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX® certification. What is STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX®?OEKO-TEX® is the world-leading label for textiles tested for harmful substances. Once the fabric has achieved a STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX® certification, it is your guarantee it has been tested and approved not to contain any harmful chemicals. Meaning it is neither harmful to you and your health and less harmful to the environment.

Dim out eucalyptus melange

Introduction to your creative journey:Are you looking for a fabric that is both beautiful and practical? Blackout melange is the perfect solution for you. It's designed for DIY enthusiasts like you, who don't just pick something off a hanger, but dare to create your own.Recycled and durableBlackout melange is made of 76% polyester and 24% recycled polyester. With this fabric, you get a durable material that can withstand everyday wear and tear and still look great.Long-lasting color qualityThe lightfastness is rated at a minimum of 6 out of 8. This means that the colors on Blackout melange don't fade easily, guaranteeing you a product that lasts.Perfect blackoutBlackout melange is 99% light-tight, so you can expect a good night's sleep, even on bright summer nights. Blackout curtains provide the opportunity to block out daylight when you need it - perfect for the bedroom, children's room, or the cozy home theater!DIY curtainsImagine the joy of sewing your own curtains that perfectly match your home! With Blackout melange, you can personalize your space by choosing from our wide range of colors. Everything you need can be found in our extensive range of curtain accessories.

Cotton eucalyptus with white flowers

Make your next creative project unique with our exclusive patchwork fabric. With a width of 105 cm and made of 100% fine, tightly woven cotton, this fabric is ideal for a variety of purposes. Its durability and softness make it perfect for everything from classic patchwork to home textiles such as pillows, blankets, and bedding. Its versatility also extends to clothing, where it can be transformed into charming girl dresses. Width: 105 cm Material: 100% cotton Use: Patchwork, home textiles, children's clothing Features: Fine, tightly woven, versatile

Kreul Nature waterbas. 50ml eucalyptus

Experience KREUL Nature, an environmentally friendly paint inspired by nature and created for responsible creativity. This paint brings a lively atmosphere to your DIY projects and allows you to create with consideration for the environment. Key features: - Sustainable composition: 84% natural and sustainable raw materials.- Environmentally friendly packaging: 27% of the glass is recycled glass, 100% recyclable; screw cap made of 85% recycled plastic. - Water-based and matte: Quick-drying, lightfast, and with a creamy consistency. - Versatile: Ideal for paper, cardboard, clay, dried concrete, as well as natural materials such as wood, stone, and shells.Produced in Germany under fair and safe conditions.

FRAYA, silk mohair yarn "Friendly", eucalyptus

FRIENDLY is the perfect extra strand to add to projects made in plain wool yarns - such as DELICATE and MINDFUL. Durable FRIENDLY yarn has beautiful shine and adds a lovely fluffy mohair look. You can also use a single strand of FRIENDLY as a contrasting stripe in a sweater.

Patchwork 45x55cm eucalyptus w white flo

FRAYA, 100% organic cotton yarn "Soft", eucalyptus

The ideal cotton yarn for those who seek to make life more sustainable. Use it for crochet and knitting projects, large and small , everything from gorgeous sweaters to cute cuddly toy animals. You can often use SOFT as an alternative to COLOURFUL in FRAYA patterns.

FRAYA, recycle cashmere yarn "Caring", dusty eucalyptus

FRAYA, mixed yarn/blow yarn "Happy", eucalyptus

HAPPY is a light and airy blow yarn with gorgeous coloured freckles. This airy yarn is ideal for knitting big projects on chunky needles. Your work is never heavy or shapeless. Go ahead, make yourself a chunky sweater and matching scarf. You can also use the fine play of colour in the yarn in pretty wall hangings. In other words, with HAPPY FRAYA, you can do a little bit of everything: a happy yarn for adventurous projects! HAPPY FRAYA has yardage 50 g = 110 m and knits up at gauge 13 sts = 10 cm on knitting needle size 7.00 mm.

Dale Garn, 100% wool yarn "Older", dusty eucalyptus (414)

Make warm projects in 100% wool with fantastic breathabilityOlder is a medium weight yarn in 100% pure, untreated wool that is ideal for sweaters, cardigans, interiors, accessories and much more. The yarn has a beautiful rustic look and provides warm, durable projects with great breathability. Perfect for pattern knitting and feltingOlder is particularly suitable for pattern knitting, as the structure and fullness of the yarn gives a beautiful, even stitch pattern. You can also use it for felting slippers, seat mats, mittens and similar projects. NOTE: Bleached white yarn cannot be felted (natural white is not bleached).

FRAYA, 100% cotton 8/4 yarn "Colourful", dusty eucalyptus

A lovely versatile yarn made in 100% cotton (cotton 8/4). You can use it in many different projects. Great mixed with other beautiful colours. For example, you can knit adorable garments for children or crochet a fine cuddly toy or cool cushion cover - the sky is the limit!

Dale Garn, 100% wool yarn "Lanolin Wool", eucalyptus (1430)

A yarn with all the great properties of woolNatural Lonolin Wool is a natural wool yarn that has all the amazing properties of wool. This means that the yarn has maximum elasticity and good warmth and insulation, even when the garment is damp and wet.Natural wool grease makes the differenceAfter dyeing, lanolin, a natural wool grease, is added to increase the wool's self-cleaning and water-repellent properties. This gives you a yarn that is perfect for woollen underwear, socks and all types of leisure and sportswear.Create lots of projects for the little onesNatural Lanolin Wool is a great choice when you want to make projects for the little ones. How about making a new cardigan, vest or sweater? Or maybe use it to make cute mittens and hats or other accessories? This yarn is great for patterned knitting, cable knitting, Aran sweater patterns and almost any kind of textured pattern.Good to know about lanolinThe lanolin is gradually washed out of clothes. We recommend using a wool treatment with natural lanolin, which will make clothes soft and elastic again. Tip: Natural Lanolin Wool can be felted. Remember that bleached white yarn cannot be felted (natural white is not bleached).

Kreul Nature waterbas. 50ml set of 4

KREUL Nature set - responsibly and timelessly beautiful.Product description:The KREUL Nature set is proof that sustainability and aesthetics can go hand in hand. The four harmonious colors Coral, Sea, Eucalyptus, and Stone are inspired by nature and created with consideration for the future. For every second set sold, a tree is planted, making your creative project part of a larger movement towards a greener world.Features:- Resource-saving: 84% of the paint formula consists of sustainable raw materials of natural origin.- Environmentally friendly packaging: Glass is made of 27% waste glass and is 100% recyclable; the cardboard packaging is made of 94% recycled materials.- Water-based paint: Matte, creamy, quick-drying, and lightfast.- Versatile use: Perfect for paper, cardboard, clay, dried concrete, as well as decoration of wood, stone, nutshells, and shells.- Made in Germany: Produced under fair and safe conditions.Contents:- 4 x 50 ml glass jars (Coral, Sea, Eucalyptus, Stone)

Woven lyocell dark beige

Lyocell offers all sorts of benefitsLyocell is a fantastic fabric and the Lyocell manufacturing process is eco-friendly. A Lyocell fabric has irresistible properties – and you can sew a multitude of creative projects with it.From wood to textile fibresLyocell is made from wood – primarily eucalyptus. The wood is broken down in a chemical process and spun into textile fibres.Lyocell is produced under environmentally friendly conditionsThe method used to convert the plant fibres into textile fibre is similar to that used to produce viscose. However, while not necessarily the case for viscose, Lyocell is always produced in a closed system. No wastewater from Lyocell production is pumped back into the natural environment. More or less all process chemicals and water are recycled.Enjoy Lyocell's moisture-wicking propertiesLyocell has an amazing capacity to absorb sweat and release it again quickly. Lyocell actually releases moisture 50 % faster than cotton. This means that Lyocell regulates body temperature and helps you maintain body water balance.Lyocell is anti-bacterialGood moisture management also means that Lyocell has an anti-bacterial effect. Moisture absorbed directly from your skin is transported to the inside of the fibre – it does not remain on the surface where bacteria have good opportunities to spread.Less odour and less energy consumptionWhen you make Lyocell garments, they are therefore more resistant to odour than cotton. Less odour means fewer washes, lower domestic water consumption and less energy to power the washing machine and tumble drier. Great news for you! You do not have to wash clothes as often – and that is great news for the environment!What are you going to make in Lyocell?Lyocell is ideal for all sorts of creative projects. Use it to make dresses, skirts, trousers, shorts, tunics and tops.Avoid tight-fitting designsWhen you sew in a Lyocell fabric, we recommend that you avoid using sewing patterns for very tight-fitting styles. Lyocell is a woven fabric with relatively little stretch.

Woven lyocell navy

Lyocell offers all sorts of benefitsLyocell is a fantastic fabric and the Lyocell manufacturing process is eco-friendly. A Lyocell fabric has irresistible properties – and you can sew a multitude of creative projects with it.From wood to textile fibresLyocell is made from wood – primarily eucalyptus. The wood is broken down in a chemical process and spun into textile fibres.Lyocell is produced under environmentally friendly conditionsThe method used to convert the plant fibres into textile fibre is similar to that used to produce viscose. However, while not necessarily the case for viscose, Lyocell is always produced in a closed system. No wastewater from Lyocell production is pumped back into the natural environment. More or less all process chemicals and water are recycled.Enjoy Lyocell's moisture-wicking propertiesLyocell has an amazing capacity to absorb sweat and release it again quickly. Lyocell actually releases moisture 50 % faster than cotton. This means that Lyocell regulates body temperature and helps you maintain body water balance.Lyocell is anti-bacterialGood moisture management also means that Lyocell has an anti-bacterial effect. Moisture absorbed directly from your skin is transported to the inside of the fibre – it does not remain on the surface where bacteria have good opportunities to spread.Less odour and less energy consumptionWhen you make Lyocell garments, they are therefore more resistant to odour than cotton. Less odour means fewer washes, lower domestic water consumption and less energy to power the washing machine and tumble drier. Great news for you! You do not have to wash clothes as often – and that is great news for the environment!What are you going to make in Lyocell?Lyocell is ideal for all sorts of creative projects. Use it to make dresses, skirts, trousers, shorts, tunics and tops.Avoid tight-fitting designsWhen you sew in a Lyocell fabric, we recommend that you avoid using sewing patterns for very tight-fitting styles. Lyocell is a woven fabric with relatively little stretch.

Woven lyocell dark cobalt

Lyocell offers all sorts of benefitsLyocell is a fantastic fabric and the Lyocell manufacturing process is eco-friendly. A Lyocell fabric has irresistible properties – and you can sew a multitude of creative projects with it.From wood to textile fibresLyocell is made from wood – primarily eucalyptus. The wood is broken down in a chemical process and spun into textile fibres.Lyocell is produced under environmentally friendly conditionsThe method used to convert the plant fibres into textile fibre is similar to that used to produce viscose. However, while not necessarily the case for viscose, Lyocell is always produced in a closed system. No wastewater from Lyocell production is pumped back into the natural environment. More or less all process chemicals and water are recycled.Enjoy Lyocell's moisture-wicking propertiesLyocell has an amazing capacity to absorb sweat and release it again quickly. Lyocell actually releases moisture 50 % faster than cotton. This means that Lyocell regulates body temperature and helps you maintain body water balance.Lyocell is anti-bacterialGood moisture management also means that Lyocell has an anti-bacterial effect. Moisture absorbed directly from your skin is transported to the inside of the fibre – it does not remain on the surface where bacteria have good opportunities to spread.Less odour and less energy consumptionWhen you make Lyocell garments, they are therefore more resistant to odour than cotton. Less odour means fewer washes, lower domestic water consumption and less energy to power the washing machine and tumble drier. Great news for you! You do not have to wash clothes as often – and that is great news for the environment!What are you going to make in Lyocell?Lyocell is ideal for all sorts of creative projects. Use it to make dresses, skirts, trousers, shorts, tunics and tops.Avoid tight-fitting designsWhen you sew in a Lyocell fabric, we recommend that you avoid using sewing patterns for very tight-fitting styles. Lyocell is a woven fabric with relatively little stretch.

Woven lyocell royal pastel blue

Lyocell offers all sorts of benefitsLyocell is a fantastic fabric and the Lyocell manufacturing process is eco-friendly. A Lyocell fabric has irresistible properties – and you can sew a multitude of creative projects with it.From wood to textile fibresLyocell is made from wood – primarily eucalyptus. The wood is broken down in a chemical process and spun into textile fibres.Lyocell is produced under environmentally friendly conditionsThe method used to convert the plant fibres into textile fibre is similar to that used to produce viscose. However, while not necessarily the case for viscose, Lyocell is always produced in a closed system. No wastewater from Lyocell production is pumped back into the natural environment. More or less all process chemicals and water are recycled.Enjoy Lyocell's moisture-wicking propertiesLyocell has an amazing capacity to absorb sweat and release it again quickly. Lyocell actually releases moisture 50 % faster than cotton. This means that Lyocell regulates body temperature and helps you maintain body water balance.Lyocell is anti-bacterialGood moisture management also means that Lyocell has an anti-bacterial effect. Moisture absorbed directly from your skin is transported to the inside of the fibre – it does not remain on the surface where bacteria have good opportunities to spread.Less odour and less energy consumptionWhen you make Lyocell garments, they are therefore more resistant to odour than cotton. Less odour means fewer washes, lower domestic water consumption and less energy to power the washing machine and tumble drier. Great news for you! You do not have to wash clothes as often – and that is great news for the environment!What are you going to make in Lyocell?Lyocell is ideal for all sorts of creative projects. Use it to make dresses, skirts, trousers, shorts, tunics and tops.Avoid tight-fitting designsWhen you sew in a Lyocell fabric, we recommend that you avoid using sewing patterns for very tight-fitting styles. Lyocell is a woven fabric with relatively little stretch.

Woven lyocell light bright red

Lyocell offers all sorts of benefitsLyocell is a fantastic fabric and the Lyocell manufacturing process is eco-friendly. A Lyocell fabric has irresistible properties – and you can sew a multitude of creative projects with it.From wood to textile fibresLyocell is made from wood – primarily eucalyptus. The wood is broken down in a chemical process and spun into textile fibres.Lyocell is produced under environmentally friendly conditionsThe method used to convert the plant fibres into textile fibre is similar to that used to produce viscose. However, while not necessarily the case for viscose, Lyocell is always produced in a closed system. No wastewater from Lyocell production is pumped back into the natural environment. More or less all process chemicals and water are recycled.Enjoy Lyocell's moisture-wicking propertiesLyocell has an amazing capacity to absorb sweat and release it again quickly. Lyocell actually releases moisture 50 % faster than cotton. This means that Lyocell regulates body temperature and helps you maintain body water balance.Lyocell is anti-bacterialGood moisture management also means that Lyocell has an anti-bacterial effect. Moisture absorbed directly from your skin is transported to the inside of the fibre – it does not remain on the surface where bacteria have good opportunities to spread.Less odour and less energy consumptionWhen you make Lyocell garments, they are therefore more resistant to odour than cotton. Less odour means fewer washes, lower domestic water consumption and less energy to power the washing machine and tumble drier. Great news for you! You do not have to wash clothes as often – and that is great news for the environment!What are you going to make in Lyocell?Lyocell is ideal for all sorts of creative projects. Use it to make dresses, skirts, trousers, shorts, tunics and tops.Avoid tight-fitting designsWhen you sew in a Lyocell fabric, we recommend that you avoid using sewing patterns for very tight-fitting styles. Lyocell is a woven fabric with relatively little stretch.

Woven lyocell off white

Lyocell offers all sorts of benefitsLyocell is a fantastic fabric and the Lyocell manufacturing process is eco-friendly. A Lyocell fabric has irresistible properties – and you can sew a multitude of creative projects with it.From wood to textile fibresLyocell is made from wood – primarily eucalyptus. The wood is broken down in a chemical process and spun into textile fibres.Lyocell is produced under environmentally friendly conditionsThe method used to convert the plant fibres into textile fibre is similar to that used to produce viscose. However, while not necessarily the case for viscose, Lyocell is always produced in a closed system. No wastewater from Lyocell production is pumped back into the natural environment. More or less all process chemicals and water are recycled.Enjoy Lyocell's moisture-wicking propertiesLyocell has an amazing capacity to absorb sweat and release it again quickly. Lyocell actually releases moisture 50 % faster than cotton. This means that Lyocell regulates body temperature and helps you maintain body water balance.Lyocell is anti-bacterialGood moisture management also means that Lyocell has an anti-bacterial effect. Moisture absorbed directly from your skin is transported to the inside of the fibre – it does not remain on the surface where bacteria have good opportunities to spread.Less odour and less energy consumptionWhen you make Lyocell garments, they are therefore more resistant to odour than cotton. Less odour means fewer washes, lower domestic water consumption and less energy to power the washing machine and tumble drier. Great news for you! You do not have to wash clothes as often – and that is great news for the environment!What are you going to make in Lyocell?Lyocell is ideal for all sorts of creative projects. Use it to make dresses, skirts, trousers, shorts, tunics and tops.Avoid tight-fitting designsWhen you sew in a Lyocell fabric, we recommend that you avoid using sewing patterns for very tight-fitting styles. Lyocell is a woven fabric with relatively little stretch.

Woven lyocell pastel green

Lyocell offers all sorts of benefitsLyocell is a fantastic fabric and the Lyocell manufacturing process is eco-friendly. A Lyocell fabric has irresistible properties – and you can sew a multitude of creative projects with it.From wood to textile fibresLyocell is made from wood – primarily eucalyptus. The wood is broken down in a chemical process and spun into textile fibres.Lyocell is produced under environmentally friendly conditionsThe method used to convert the plant fibres into textile fibre is similar to that used to produce viscose. However, while not necessarily the case for viscose, Lyocell is always produced in a closed system. No wastewater from Lyocell production is pumped back into the natural environment. More or less all process chemicals and water are recycled.Enjoy Lyocell's moisture-wicking propertiesLyocell has an amazing capacity to absorb sweat and release it again quickly. Lyocell actually releases moisture 50 % faster than cotton. This means that Lyocell regulates body temperature and helps you maintain body water balance.Lyocell is anti-bacterialGood moisture management also means that Lyocell has an anti-bacterial effect. Moisture absorbed directly from your skin is transported to the inside of the fibre – it does not remain on the surface where bacteria have good opportunities to spread.Less odour and less energy consumptionWhen you make Lyocell garments, they are therefore more resistant to odour than cotton. Less odour means fewer washes, lower domestic water consumption and less energy to power the washing machine and tumble drier. Great news for you! You do not have to wash clothes as often – and that is great news for the environment!What are you going to make in Lyocell?Lyocell is ideal for all sorts of creative projects. Use it to make dresses, skirts, trousers, shorts, tunics and tops.Avoid tight-fitting designsWhen you sew in a Lyocell fabric, we recommend that you avoid using sewing patterns for very tight-fitting styles. Lyocell is a woven fabric with relatively little stretch.

Woven lyocell dark bottle green

Lyocell offers all sorts of benefitsLyocell is a fantastic fabric and the Lyocell manufacturing process is eco-friendly. A Lyocell fabric has irresistible properties – and you can sew a multitude of creative projects with it.From wood to textile fibresLyocell is made from wood – primarily eucalyptus. The wood is broken down in a chemical process and spun into textile fibres.Lyocell is produced under environmentally friendly conditionsThe method used to convert the plant fibres into textile fibre is similar to that used to produce viscose. However, while not necessarily the case for viscose, Lyocell is always produced in a closed system. No wastewater from Lyocell production is pumped back into the natural environment. More or less all process chemicals and water are recycled.Enjoy Lyocell's moisture-wicking propertiesLyocell has an amazing capacity to absorb sweat and release it again quickly. Lyocell actually releases moisture 50 % faster than cotton. This means that Lyocell regulates body temperature and helps you maintain body water balance.Lyocell is anti-bacterialGood moisture management also means that Lyocell has an anti-bacterial effect. Moisture absorbed directly from your skin is transported to the inside of the fibre – it does not remain on the surface where bacteria have good opportunities to spread.Less odour and less energy consumptionWhen you make Lyocell garments, they are therefore more resistant to odour than cotton. Less odour means fewer washes, lower domestic water consumption and less energy to power the washing machine and tumble drier. Great news for you! You do not have to wash clothes as often – and that is great news for the environment!What are you going to make in Lyocell?Lyocell is ideal for all sorts of creative projects. Use it to make dresses, skirts, trousers, shorts, tunics and tops.Avoid tight-fitting designsWhen you sew in a Lyocell fabric, we recommend that you avoid using sewing patterns for very tight-fitting styles. Lyocell is a woven fabric with relatively little stretch.

Woven lyocell black

Lyocell offers all sorts of benefitsLyocell is a fantastic fabric and the Lyocell manufacturing process is eco-friendly. A Lyocell fabric has irresistible properties – and you can sew a multitude of creative projects with it.From wood to textile fibresLyocell is made from wood – primarily eucalyptus. The wood is broken down in a chemical process and spun into textile fibres.Lyocell is produced under environmentally friendly conditionsThe method used to convert the plant fibres into textile fibre is similar to that used to produce viscose. However, while not necessarily the case for viscose, Lyocell is always produced in a closed system. No wastewater from Lyocell production is pumped back into the natural environment. More or less all process chemicals and water are recycled.Enjoy Lyocell's moisture-wicking propertiesLyocell has an amazing capacity to absorb sweat and release it again quickly. Lyocell actually releases moisture 50 % faster than cotton. This means that Lyocell regulates body temperature and helps you maintain body water balance.Lyocell is anti-bacterialGood moisture management also means that Lyocell has an anti-bacterial effect. Moisture absorbed directly from your skin is transported to the inside of the fibre – it does not remain on the surface where bacteria have good opportunities to spread.Less odour and less energy consumptionWhen you make Lyocell garments, they are therefore more resistant to odour than cotton. Less odour means fewer washes, lower domestic water consumption and less energy to power the washing machine and tumble drier. Great news for you! You do not have to wash clothes as often – and that is great news for the environment!What are you going to make in Lyocell?Lyocell is ideal for all sorts of creative projects. Use it to make dresses, skirts, trousers, shorts, tunics and tops.Avoid tight-fitting designsWhen you sew in a Lyocell fabric, we recommend that you avoid using sewing patterns for very tight-fitting styles. Lyocell is a woven fabric with relatively little stretch.

Woven lyocell dusty corn yellow

Lyocell offers all sorts of benefitsLyocell is a fantastic fabric and the Lyocell manufacturing process is eco-friendly. A Lyocell fabric has irresistible properties – and you can sew a multitude of creative projects with it.From wood to textile fibresLyocell is made from wood – primarily eucalyptus. The wood is broken down in a chemical process and spun into textile fibres.Lyocell is produced under environmentally friendly conditionsThe method used to convert the plant fibres into textile fibre is similar to that used to produce viscose. However, while not necessarily the case for viscose, Lyocell is always produced in a closed system. No wastewater from Lyocell production is pumped back into the natural environment. More or less all process chemicals and water are recycled.Enjoy Lyocell's moisture-wicking propertiesLyocell has an amazing capacity to absorb sweat and release it again quickly. Lyocell actually releases moisture 50 % faster than cotton. This means that Lyocell regulates body temperature and helps you maintain body water balance.Lyocell is anti-bacterialGood moisture management also means that Lyocell has an anti-bacterial effect. Moisture absorbed directly from your skin is transported to the inside of the fibre – it does not remain on the surface where bacteria have good opportunities to spread.Less odour and less energy consumptionWhen you make Lyocell garments, they are therefore more resistant to odour than cotton. Less odour means fewer washes, lower domestic water consumption and less energy to power the washing machine and tumble drier. Great news for you! You do not have to wash clothes as often – and that is great news for the environment!What are you going to make in Lyocell?Lyocell is ideal for all sorts of creative projects. Use it to make dresses, skirts, trousers, shorts, tunics and tops.Avoid tight-fitting designsWhen you sew in a Lyocell fabric, we recommend that you avoid using sewing patterns for very tight-fitting styles. Lyocell is a woven fabric with relatively little stretch.