N.Paia Ny Paya Ladies 2018 Summer New Eco Fashion Collection Sustainable Fabrics

With the prevalence of environmental protection, Eco Fashion is gradually becoming a new trend in the fashion field. Using natural animal and plant materials as raw materials, such as Tencel, copper ammonia, and other new low-carbon environmental protection fabrics, or a long history of linen fabrics. As long as you have an "ECO" heart, you can deliver the environmental energy.

N.Paia Ny Paya Ladies 2018 Summer New Eco Fashion Collection Sustainable Fabrics

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21st Century Green Fiber Tencel

Tence I is a kind of regenerated cellulose fiber. It uses natural logs (eucalyptus) as raw materials, dissolves wood pulp by organic solvents, and then regenerates in the form of fibers. It can be completely decomposed in the soil, harmless and pollution-free.

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Walking Natural Air Conditioning Copper Amide

Cupa raw material is cotton linters extracted from annual cotton. Because this plant can be regenerated every year, it is easily decomposed by bacteria in soil and water, and even if burned, it will not produce toxic gases. It is a green textile product. .

Due to its silky sheen, Cupra is called "artificial silk" and it feels soft and smooth, giving people a sense of comfort. Excellent absorption and desorption, can maintain the comfortable humidity and temperature in the clothes throughout the year, with the effect of warm in winter and cool in summer. It can be called "breathing fiber."

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Natural Fiber Queen Linen

Linen cloth is made from the fiber of flax plant, and it is the earliest natural plant fiber used by humans. Its fiber is strong, soft, and has good color. It is the first choice of textile raw material for environmental protection and is known as the “Queen” in natural fibers.

Since the linen has good hygroscopicity, it can absorb moisture equivalent to 20 times its own weight and feel dry. Linen fabrics can give full play to its breathability and comfort characteristics, with a very high moisture absorption rate, making it one of the best fabrics for hot and humid climates.