Emerging as the second-generation innovation of viscose, Modal is a semi-synthetic yarn derived from the pulp of beech trees. It is recognized for its high wet modulus and superior dimensional stability. Thanks to its natural origins, Modal is steadily gaining traction as the coveted choice in upscale fashion markets.  

Renowned for its comfort, breathability and flexibility, Modal has seen widespread adoption across diverse domains. Its applications range from intimate apparels and lingerie to activewear. Additionally, modal yarns are finding increasing use in household items like bedsheets, bathrobes and towels, attributed to their exceptional moisture-wicking abilities and soft texture. Given the heightened awareness among consumers about climate change and its impact on their purchase decisions, modal presents itself as a compelling alternative, since its production involves fewer chemical processes.

Modal also blends seamlessly with other fibres for enhanced durability, thus satisfying the timeless need to merge fashion with functionality. Eventually modal effortlessly merges aesthetics and sophistication with performance. 

Micro-modal is distinguished as the specialized and finer version of the standard modal fibre. Its ultra-fine nature elevates the lightweight quality of fabrics, while also being highly regarded for its unparalleled softness and resistance to shrinkage.

Cotton Modal yarn, a popular blend of natural and synthetic cellulosic fibres, offers distinctive qualities including softness, absorbency, elasticity and breathability, along with wrinkle resistance. Consequently, Cotton/Modal yarn finds itself extensive adoption across various applications, as in the manufacturing of bedsheets, towels, undergarments, pyjamas and other fabric items.