Viscose is a kind of fabric, also known as viscose fiber. It is made of synthetic fiber material, mainly mixed with polyester fiber and viscose fiber.
Viscose fiber is a semi-synthetic fiber that is converted from natural cellulose fibers (such as wood pulp) through chemical processing. During this treatment, cellulose fibers interact with chemicals to form viscose fibers. Viscose fiber has the characteristics of softness, good hygroscopicity and strong breathability. It also has good tensile properties and wear resistance.
Viscose fabric has many advantages, such as softness and comfort, moisture absorption and breathability, easy cleaning and anti-wrinkle. Its softness makes viscose ideal for close-fitting garments such as underwear, pajamas and loungewear. In addition, viscose fabric is often used to make sportswear, bedding and home textiles because it has good moisture absorption and breathability.
However, viscose fabrics also have some disadvantages. It pills easily, attracts dust easily by static electricity, and is not very resistant to high temperatures. Therefore, when cleaning and maintaining viscose fabrics, care needs to be taken to avoid using overheated water or drying at high temperatures.
In general, viscose fabric is a common fiber material with many advantages and applicable fields. When purchasing clothing or home furnishings, understanding the characteristics of fabrics can help us choose the right products.
