Composition5% Viscose: Natural fiber made from regenerated cellulose, combining the best properties of Cotton and Silk. It is exceptionally popular in fashion for its softness, breathability, and ability to drape beautifully. It feels very pleasant on the skin, doesn’t irritate, and has a natural cooling effect, which you'll appreciate especially in warmer weather. It absorbs moisture well, is antistatic, and adds depth and a subtle sheen to colors. It’s the ideal material for pieces that are meant to be light, airy, and elegant.
10% Wool: Natural material with unique thermoregulating properties. Its structure retains body heat in winter and helps cool the body in warmer weather. In fashion, it is valued for its breathability and ability to absorb moisture without feeling wet. Wool is naturally elastic, allowing products to maintain their shape and resist wrinkling. Additionally, it has self-cleaning properties and odor resistance, making it an ideal choice for quality and sustainable pieces.
75% Acrylic: Synthetic fiber made from polymers, developed as a lightweight, soft, and affordable alternative to natural wool. Its main advantage is its excellent ability to retain heat while feeling very soft and non-itchy, which is appreciated by people with sensitive skin. Acrylic fibers are highly resistant to sunlight, mold, and moths, and they maintain their color very well, not fading even after many washes. Unlike wool, acrylic dries quickly and does not shrink. In modern streetwear, it is often used for winter accessories because it holds its shape, is flexible, and provides great thermal comfort without unnecessary weight.
10% Polyamid: Synthetic fiber that excels in exceptional mechanical resistance, tensile strength, and elasticity. Compared to polyester, polyamide is much more abrasion-resistant, making it an ideal material for high-stress areas of outdoor clothing, backpacks, and sports accessories. Its structure is very fine and smooth to the touch, with the ability to dry very quickly. Polyamide is often used for making lightweight windbreakers, swimwear, and compression garments, as it holds its shape well and is resistant to biological influences (molds and bacteria). In modern sustainable fashion, we increasingly encounter its recycled form, which gives new life to old fishing nets and industrial plastics.
