Fabric Definition:
Ramie is a natural bast fiber from the Boehmeria nivea plant, known for its exceptional strength, lustrous appearance, and resistance to bacteria and mildew.
Composition:
100% Cellulose (Bast Fiber)
Texture:
Smooth, lustrous, slightly stiff, silky appearance, high tensile strength
Stretch Level:
None / Low (stiffer, less elastic)
Fabric Construction:
Woven or Blended
GSM Range:
120-250 GSM
Breathability:
Excellent (Highly breathable)
Moisture Management:
Excellent (Absorbs and releases moisture quickly)
Durability:
Excellent (Very strong, even when wet)
Thermal Properties:
Moderate, keeps cool in hot weather
Key Usage Areas:
Premium Apparel (Shirts, Dresses), Home Textiles (Table Linens, Curtains), Medical Textiles, Industrial Textiles
Medical textiles (bandages, sutures), industrial fabrics, canvas, paper, rope, insulation