VISCOSE

THE NATURAL ELEGANCE OF A MODERN TEXTILE

Welcome to the world of viscose, a versatile textile fibre that combines the natural beauty of cellulose with modern versatility. Viscose, also known as rayon, is a textile material that has long attracted fashion lovers and designers from all over the world. 

Welcome to the world of viscose, a versatile textile fibre that combines the natural beauty of cellulose with modern versatility. Viscose, also known as rayon, is a textile material that has long attracted fashion lovers and designers from all over the world. 

FABRIC FOCUS

ETAPES DE FABRICATION

#1
DISSOLVING WOOD PULP

The manufacture of viscose begins by dissolving wood pulp in an alkaline solution, generally caustic soda. This forms a viscous solution called "cellulose xanthate".

#2
FIBRES

The cellulose xanthate solution is filtered to remove impurities. It is extruded through spinnerets to create threads. They are then immersed in a sulphuric acid bath to form viscose yarns, which are then plunged into a bath containing coagulating solutions. .

#3
WASHING AND BLEACHING

The fibres are carefully washed to remove chemical residues and achieve a neutral colour. They can then be bleached if necessary.

#4
SPINNING AND WEAVING

Once viscose fibres have been obtained, they can be spun and woven like any other textile fibre. They can be mixed with other fibres to create a variety of fabrics.

CARE

Wash viscose garments by hand or in the washing machine on a delicate cycle in cold water. Use a mild detergent to preserve the fibres, and avoid tumble drying as this can cause shrinkage and distortion. Viscose tends to stretch when wet, so handle it with care during washing and spin-drying. Preferably dry flat in the shade to avoid fading in the sun. 

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