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Allola.com
allola.com
Apparel and accessories made from cashmere, pashmina, silk and cotton.
Holland & Sherry
hollandandsherry.com
Offering a diverse range of clothes that can be delivered anywhere in the world.
Linara
linara.com
Products and designer clothes made of linen.
Deva Lifewear
devalifewear.com
Home of comfortable, casual clothing for women and men, hand-crafted in the USA of conventional, green and organic cotton.
Oregon Cotton Mill
cottonmill.com
Casual cotton clothing in a wide range of styles, colors, and sizes.
Loomstate
loomstate.org
Certified 100% organic cotton designer jeans
Dyed in Vermont
tie-dyes.com
Brilliant colorfast tie-dyed cotton clothing in sizes xsmall to 3x and a variety of patterns.
ShirtsOfBamboo
shirtsofbamboo.com
Offers clothing for women, men, and babies made out of bamboo fabric. Also has a discussion forum.
NearSea Naturals
nearseanaturals.com
Organic fabrics and notions.
Greenfibres
greenfibres.com
Garments made from organic cotton, organic linen, hemp, organic wool and untreated silk and cotton.
Shirt Magic
altahemp.com
Wholesale or retail sales of hemp and organic cotton clothing, t-shirts, screen printing, and tie-dye. Printing done with non-toxic inks.
Kay Disbrow's K Fiberworks
kfiberworks.com
Kay Disbrow hand dyes silk and silk velvet, using dextrin resist, shibori dyeing, devore, photo silk screens and dye-painting. From these fabrics she creates scarves, tunics, jackets and wall pieces.
Under the Canopy
underthecanopy.com
Selection of natural clothing, including organic cotton, hemp and eco-fleece. Styles for every member of the family. Search by category, fabric, or clothing type.
Bajra
bajra.com
Shawls made from cashmere, silk and other natural fibres
Cottonfield, LLC
cottonfieldllc.com
Organic and natural fiber clothing for men and women.
The Qiveut Collection
qiveut.com
Specializing in handmade wool garments. Includes cashmere sweaters, hats, scarves, dresses, and accessories.
Beklina
beklina.com
Modern organic clothing and accessories for women. Also offers children's items and paper.
Bamboo Textile
bambooclothes.com
Specializing in clothing and fabric, including fiber bales.
Glen Prince
glenprince.com
Specializing in cashmere and other natural fibres. Main products are scarves, shawls, serapes, rugs and gloves available in a range of colours.
Organic Wear USA
organicwearusa.com
Offers organic gifts, clothing, toys, and bedding for babies.
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Can someone tell me what the fiber tencel is made from?
Q. I've got a couple of garments made with tencel and I'm wondering if it's a natural fiber or not, I'd like to dye one of them.
Asked by __A_YAHOO_USER__ - Thu Nov 23 20:16:38 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Tencel (Lyocell) is the first new fiber in 30 years, and being made of wood pulp cellulose, it is the first new natural fiber in a lot longer than that. The properties and production processes were unique enough for the US Federal Trade Commission to designate tencel as a separate fiber group. Tencel was developed by Tencel, Inc., and Tencel is the registered trademark of Tencel Ltd. (Tencel, Inc. in the US), for lyocell fibers. Tencel is a manufactured fiber, but it is not synthetic. Tencel begins with cellulose which is processed with a non-toxic, recyclable dissolving agent, most of which is recycled back into the fiber manufacturing process. Tencel can be woven in 100% tencel fabrics (but it still is a bit expensive), or blended with… [cont.]
Answered by Jenni - Thu Nov 23 20:23:05 2006
Q. I've got a couple of garments made with tencel and I'm wondering if it's a natural fiber or not, I'd like to dye one of them.
Asked by __A_YAHOO_USER__ - Thu Nov 23 20:16:38 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Tencel (Lyocell) is the first new fiber in 30 years, and being made of wood pulp cellulose, it is the first new natural fiber in a lot longer than that. The properties and production processes were unique enough for the US Federal Trade Commission to designate tencel as a separate fiber group. Tencel was developed by Tencel, Inc., and Tencel is the registered trademark of Tencel Ltd. (Tencel, Inc. in the US), for lyocell fibers. Tencel is a manufactured fiber, but it is not synthetic. Tencel begins with cellulose which is processed with a non-toxic, recyclable dissolving agent, most of which is recycled back into the fiber manufacturing process. Tencel can be woven in 100% tencel fabrics (but it still is a bit expensive), or blended with… [cont.]
Answered by Jenni - Thu Nov 23 20:23:05 2006
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