Fabric Definition:
Modal is a soft, breathable, and eco-friendly semi-synthetic fiber made from beech tree pulp, prized for its exceptional softness, drape, and color retention, often used for luxury apparel and intimate wear.
Composition:
100% Modal (Lenzing Modal, MicroModal), Modal/Cotton, Modal/Elastane, Modal/Polyester
Texture:
Exceptionally soft, smooth, silky, fluid drape, cool to the touch, slight luster, luxurious hand feel
Stretch Level:
Low to Moderate (knits stretch; woven blends have limited stretch; elastane for elasticity)
Fabric Construction:
Woven or Knitted (Jersey, Interlock, French Terry, Satin, Twill)
GSM Range:
120-220 GSM (light to medium; 150-200 GSM for knit apparel)
Breathability:
Excellent (highly breathable, airy, and comfortable)
Moisture Management:
Excellent (high moisture absorption, wicks well, dries relatively quickly)
Durability:
Moderate to High (good durability, stronger than viscose when wet, resists pilling)
Thermal Properties:
Moderate warmth; thermoregulating, cool in summer, comfortable in all seasons
Key Usage Areas:
Underwear, Loungewear, T-shirts, Dresses, Blouses, Activewear, Sleepwear, Bedding, Towels
Medical textiles, hygiene products, filtration, luxury industrial wipes