What Are Polinosic,
Lyocell® And Tencel®?
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Polinosic,
Lyocell and Tencel are the first actual new fibers recognized by world
governments in 40 years. At some point, The Bensol Group has used
all three as components of wonderful fabrics. They have helped define
"Business Casual." |
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Polinosic,
Lyocell and Tencel are all 100% natural fibers. |
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Polinosic,
Lyocell and Tencel all come from tree bark, usually, the eucalyptus
tree. |
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Polinosic,
Lyocell and Tencel all breathe. |
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Polinosic,
Lyocell and Tencel are all rayon derivatives, spun to create the densest,
tightest, and finest yarn possible. |
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Polinosic,
Lyocell and Tencel all create softness and drape when used in weaving
a fabric. This helps create comfort without sacrificing a tailoring.
Hence "Business Casual." |
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Polinosic
is a generic fiber. If you buy a nonstick frying pan it might
be called Kitchen Helper or Chefs Club depending on the vendor
or retailer. |
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Lyocell
is a fiber registered by the Courtaulds corporation in the USA. Courtaulds
must approve any manufacturer that uses Tencel. That approval entitles
the user to Tencel hangtags and advertising co-op. Think of the frying
pan: Now it is called Teflon®. |
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All
three fibers are only as good as the people who weave, finish and
manufacture the end fabric. Science has developed these fibers but
Artists spin, wash and dye them. At The Bensol Group we use whatever
blend produces the most luxurious "touch" combined with
the greatest durability. |
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