What Is Regenerated Cellulose Fiber

Cellulose fiber is a naturally formed form of fiber in plants, also known as plant fiber, its chemical composition is cellulose, so it is called cellulose fiber. Cellulose fiber is usually divided into four types: seed fiber (cotton and kapokay), phloem fiber (flax and jute, etc.), leaf fiber (sisal and pineapple fiber) and fruit fiber (coir fiber), these natural biomass raw materials from nature, through extraction - dissolution - spinning form, become recycled cellulose fiber, used in textile clothing and daily fabric supplies.

Modal fiber, Lyocell fiber (tencel), viscose fiber, etc. are regenerated cellulose fibers. Recycled fiber is made of natural cellulose as raw material, 100% pure natural material, natural biodegradable, does not contain heavy metals, does not stimulate the skin, no harmful chemicals, no addition, is a green fiber with excellent performance. Its production does not change its chemical structure, but changes the physical structure of natural cellulose, its structural composition is similar to cotton, but the moisture absorption performance is better than cotton fiber, known as "breathing fabric".

Some are labeled as regenerated cellulose fibers on the clothing, and the actual components are combined with two or more of the above fibers, collectively referred to as regenerated cellulose fibers.