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Tensel (tencel) is a material made from naturally sourced raw materials, produced through an artificial process. Tencel production is a high-tech, environmentally clean process. Wood fibers serve as the raw material for tencel fibers — they are converted into cellulose pulp, from which threads are then formed and woven into fabric. The fabric is matte, with a slightly rough hand. Tencel is a very strong fabric with higher wear resistance than other synthetic and natural materials; garments made from it do not lose their shape. Thanks to its pleasant texture against the skin, tencel is one of the most comfortable materials for garments that have direct contact with the skin.

Characteristics:
- absolute hypoallergenicity;
-eco-friendliness — the material is fully biodegradable;
-enhanced hygroscopicity, manifested in the ability not to accumulate moisture but to quickly evaporate it from its surface
-pronounced antibacterial properties, no tendency to harbor pathogenic microorganisms and dust mites;
-high breathability;
-thermoregulating ability — in winter the fabric warms like wool, and in summer it cools pleasantly like silk;
-very pleasant to the touch;
-high strength both wet and dry;
-wear resistance
--low-maintenance, easy to wash and resists wrinkling


Care
- wash on a gentle cycle at no more than 30 degrees in hand-wash mode, turning the garment inside out;
- spin on low speed
- rinse in cold water.
- use only liquid laundry detergents.
- although tencel practically doesn't wrinkle, it may sometimes need smoothing out. When ironing, use a low-temperature setting for delicate fabrics. Iron on the inside out.
- store in a well-ventilated space;
- protect from direct sunlight.