Modal silk, made from wood into pulp and then processed into the fibre that is luxuriously soft, eco enhanced with low water consumption, low greenhouse gas emissions, traceability of source and fastest biodegradability, this is a perfect solution to all the requirements of sustainability that we’re looking for. These fibres are of natural origin and moisture absorbent, they have a soft and versatile feel of their own and are easy to blend thus they’re widely used in apparels and textiles.
This fabric can be dried with the help of the tumble dryer or clothes dryer without damage due to its increased molecular alignment. The fibres are dimensionally stable and do not shrink or get pulled out of shape while wet like many rayons. They are also wearing resistant and strong.
Silky and soft texture on the outside, great comfortable feel on the inside distinctly marks the Modal silk. This fabric would suit any silhouette and that’s what makes it a classic fabric. It is incredibly luxurious, lightweight and silky smooth. It is soft and warm and a quality modal will not pill easily. This fabric was created long back and it has only improved in its quality over time.
Apart from the great quality of the fabric, we consider its cost on the environment as the most essential thing as we don’t deny the fact that people generally don’t give too much thought on this and that’s what we’re here for. Our Modal silk is an all natural fabric because it’s made of wood pulp. It doesn’t affect the air adversely thus beating more popular fabrics like polyester and cotton.
Another great quality of this fabric is its blendability as it blends perfectly with other fabrics, is dyed easily and retains vivid colours very well. It drapes beautifully and makes you feel comfortable in your own skin. There are many techniques used by manufactures that are not considered environment friendly and use many dangerous polluting chemicals and heavy metals but we, at Bindnee believe in eco- friendly and environmentally sustainable ways to produce and procure our fabric.
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