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Lyocell is a manmade fiber made of natural regenerated cellulose.

Lyocell is made of eucalyptus or bamboo trees that don’t require irrigation or pesticides and grow fast.

Manufacturing lyocell does not require bleach.

Lyocell fiber is stronger than viscose both when dry and wet.

We recommend hand washing at a low temperature, max 30°C, but if you machine wash, always put your garment in a washing bag to prevent damage and use a delicate cycle.

High heat and friction cause damage to this delicate fabric and lead to pilling on jerseys. Turn garments inside out to reduce friction on the surface. Use a pH-neutral laundry detergent.  

Remove stains when you get them, but do not use bleach. To reduce washes, you can use a delicate fabric refreshing spray or steam. 

Lightly pull/stretch the garment to straighten it before hanging it to dry. Do not tumble dry, as this causes shrinking and discoloration of the fabric. 

The lyocell process eliminates toxic chemicals and reactions and reduces air and water emissions.

Lyocell is made from traceable wood pulp harvested from FSC-certified farms. The farms have been established on land unsuitable for food crops or grazing.

Lyocell is made of eucalyptus or bamboo trees that don’t require irrigation or pesticides and grow fast.

Lyocell fiber production itself is more environmentally friendly than cotton due to its closed-loop process. This means that up to 99% of the water and solvents used are reused.

Manufacturing lyocell does not require bleach.

Bamboo lyocell: Forest Stewardship Council (FSC)