Fabric Definition:
Rayon is a soft, versatile, and breathable semi-synthetic fiber made from regenerated cellulose, offering a silk-like feel, good drape, and affordability for apparel, linings, and home textiles.
Composition:
100% Rayon (Viscose), Rayon/Cotton, Rayon/Elastane, Rayon/Polyester, Rayon/Modal, Rayon/Linen
Texture:
Soft, smooth, silky, fluid drape, slight sheen, cool to the touch, elegant hand feel, can be matte or glossy
Stretch Level:
Low to Moderate (knits stretch; woven has minimal stretch; elastane for elasticity)
Fabric Construction:
Woven (Satin, Twill, Crepe, Chiffon, Georgette) or Knitted (Jersey, Interlock)
GSM Range:
80-250 GSM (light to medium; 100-180 GSM for apparel)
Breathability:
Excellent (highly breathable, airy, and comfortable)
Moisture Management:
High (high moisture absorption, comfortable in warm weather)
Durability:
Moderate (good durability but lower wet strength, can stretch or shrink)
Thermal Properties:
Moderate; cool in summer, comfortable in all seasons
Key Usage Areas:
Dresses, Blouses, Shirts, Skirts, Tops, Linings, Scarves, Bedding, Loungewear, Upholstery
Medical textiles, hygiene products, wipes, filtration, nonwovens, industrial textiles