Portfolio of raw materials
Cotton
Cotton is a soft cellulose fiber that offers uncountable benefits, like strength, breathability and softness. It is also sustainable and biodegradable.
Ideal for everyone sensitive - and gentle on the environment due to forgoing the use of chemical pesticides.
Recycled Materials
ECO-CARETM: This is a type of recycled Polyamide yarn. Limiting the wastefulness during production and winning back homogeneous Polyamide to re-use.
EcoSmartTM: Recycled Elastane, produced by using waste during warping, residual yarns and other pre-consumer waste.
Viscose
Viscose production uses up less water than the production of other favored fibers like cotton. It is also as smooth as silk to the touch & mixed with other fibers it makes the hand feel just that much softer.
It also takes colors extremely well and allows for multicolored dyeing.
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NAIATM
The raw material for this yarn is sourced only from sustainably managed pine and eucalyptus wood and produced in a closed cycle. NAIA™️ is also certified to be biodegradable in an environment with fresh water and soil, as well as compostable in an industrial environment. Our CHANTY lace fabrics produced with this Naia™️ yarn are extremely soft and comfortable, they feel cool to the touch and offer effortless elegance.
Modal
Modal is made from sustainably sourced beech wood. A naturally soft cellulosic fiber, that is biodegradable and compostable.
The Modal fibers are extracted from naturally grown beech wood. The whole process is self sufficient in energy.
Modal makes any fabric that little bit smoother and emphasizes the designs beautifully.
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Tencel
Tencel is a a man made cellulose fibre made from eucalyptus wood. It offers enhanced strength, durability and moisture absorption.
The sourcing process follows the strict guidelines of the Wood and Pulp Policy, to ensure the protection of ancient and endangered forests.
The production of this material is based on a closed loop process.
The material is sustainably sourced and come directly from the suppliers in Europe into our laces.