Fabric Definition:
Bemberg is a premium, silky, and highly breathable regenerated cellulose fiber produced from cotton linter, prized for its exceptional softness, beautiful drape, and eco-friendly closed-loop production process.
Composition:
100% Regenerated Cellulose – derived from cotton linter (short fibers) dissolved in cuprammonium solution; high degree of purity
Texture:
Silky, smooth, soft, cool to the touch, with a fluid, liquid-like drape and a subtle, natural sheen; similar to silk but with a slightly drier, crisper hand
Stretch Level:
None (Inherently no stretch; knitted structures or elastane blends add stretch)
Fabric Construction:
Woven (e.g., Bemberg Lining, Crepe, Satin, Georgette, Twill) or Knitted (in blends for lingerie)
GSM Range:
60-200 GSM (Light for linings, medium for blouses, heavy for dresses and outerwear)
Breathability:
Excellent – Highly breathable, much more breathable than polyester or nylon
Moisture Management:
Excellent – Exceptional moisture absorption and release (regulates humidity), similar to cotton and silk
Durability:
Moderate – Good tensile strength when dry, but lower strength when wet; more durable than rayon, but less than silk
Thermal Properties:
Excellent – Cool and comfortable; provides good thermal regulation; feels cool in summer, warm in winter
Key Usage Areas:
Premium Garment Linings, Luxury Apparel (Blouses, Dresses, Skirts), Lingerie, Sleepwear, Evening Wear, Ties, Accessories, Home Textiles (High-end Sheets)
Automotive interiors (seat bolsters), aviation upholstery, high-end display stands, acoustic insulation (blends)