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A versatile, silk-like fibre made from wood pulp

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Viscose

Viscose offers vibrant dye uptake and softness, but its environmental impact depends on improved manufacturing practices and sourcing

Viscose is made from the cellulose from different trees. The trees are cut down, chopped up into small wooden chips and then processed to become a dissolving pulp. This process uses high amounts of water and many chemicals that can not be reused.

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