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Lyocell is a regenerated cellulose fiber made by dissolving wood pulp and spinning the resulting solution into filaments. Developed commercially by Courtaulds and later widely marketed under Lenzing's Tencel brand, it is produced with an amine oxide solvent that can be recovered and reused in a clos...
MicroModal is a branded form of modal fiber produced by the Austrian company Lenzing from cellulose derived from wood. Its fibers are finer than conventional modal, giving fabrics a smooth hand, fluid drape, and suitability for lightweight knits. It is commonly blended with elastane or other fibers...
REFIBRA is a Lenzing technology used in the production of TENCEL Lyocell fibers. It combines wood pulp with pulp made from recycled cotton textile scraps, then processes the cellulose through the lyocell manufacturing system to produce new fiber. The technology is intended for apparel and home-texti...
EcoVero is Lenzing AG's trademarked viscose fiber, made from wood pulp sourced through certified or controlled supply chains. Like other viscose, it is a regenerated cellulose textile rather than a natural or fully synthetic fiber. Lenzing reports lower greenhouse gas emissions and water use for its...
