Know what touches your skin all day.

Hemp is a bast fiber from the stalk of the Cannabis sativa plant.

Linen is a bast fiber spun from the stalk of the flax plant.

Organic cotton is the same seed-hair fiber as conventional cotton.

Tencel Lyocell is a regenerated cellulosic fiber.

SaXcell is a regenerated cellulosic fiber made from chemically recycled.

Ramie is a bast fiber from the stalk of a nettle-family plant.

Silk is a continuous protein filament reeled from the cocoon of the Bombyx mori silkworm.

Alpaca fiber is shorn from the alpaca.

Cashmere is the soft downy undercoat combed or shorn from cashmere goats.

LENZING ECOVERO is a branded viscose, still made by the traditional viscose.

Merino wool is shorn from merino sheep bred for exceptionally fine fleece.

Modal is a second-generation regenerated cellulosic.

Mohair is shorn from the Angora goat and then scoured; it spans roughly 25 to.

Viscose is a semi-synthetic fiber made by chemically dissolving wood pulp.

Rayon is simply the generic name for regenerated cellulose fiber.

Bamboo sold as soft clothing is almost never natural bamboo fiber; it is bamboo viscose.

Cupro, also sold as Bemberg, is a regenerated cellulosic made from cotton.

Generic wool is shorn from sheep, scoured to remove grease and dirt, and.

Cotton is a natural plant fiber harvested from the cotton boll.

Acetate is a chemically modified cellulosic: wood pulp is reacted with acetic.

Spandex is a synthetic polyurethane-based elastic fiber spun from segmented polymer chains.

Elastane is the same fiber as spandex; the names are interchangeable.

Most commercial leather is animal hide preserved by chrome tanning.

Nylon is a synthetic polyamide made by polymerizing petroleum-derived.

Polyester is PET plastic spun into fiber.

Acrylic is a synthetic fiber polymerized mostly from acrylonitrile.

Polyurethane is a plastic coating or film.