Cupro
Cupro is a type of fiber known as"regenerated cellulose," which is created from discarded cotton. It is produced by utilizing the fine, silky cotton fibers called linter, which protrude from the cotton seed and are too small to be spun conventionally.
Environmentally-Friendly Approach
Cupro fibers are dissolved in a cuprammonium solution, a blend of copper and ammonium. Similar to TENCEL Lyocell and modal, cupro is a plant- derived material that undergoes chemical processing to yield the final fiber. Cupro is often compared to silk due to its smooth texture and elegant drape.
More than just a good look
Cupro contains no animal fibres. it is also machine washable, which has a lower impact than the dry cleaning required forother delicate textiles. It is also a lot cheaper to produce and more affordable to purchase.
Cupro is a regenerated cellulose fibre made from cotton linter, valued for its drape and its soft, quiet sheen. Explore our Pajama collection made only with Cupronickel fabric.
