Tencel is increasingly the fabric of choice for the ethical and conscious minded. It’s light and versatile, and is now widely used in bedding and sports clothing. 

What is Tencel? How is Tencel Made?
Tencel is a cellulose fibre, which is made by dissolving wood pulp and using a special drying process called spinning. Before it is dried, wood chips are mixed with a solvent to produce a wet mixture. The mixture is then pushed through small holes to form threads, which is then chemically treated and the lengths of fibre are spun into yarn and woven into cloth.

Tencel has incredible absorption characteristics and is 50% more absorbent than cotton. Because they’re more breathable and less susceptible to odorous bacteria growth, these fabrics are perfect for bedding and sports activewear.

How does Tencel impact the environment?
Like cotton and bamboo, Tencel is made from plant materials. Manufacturing Tencel requires less energy and water than cotton. As a naturally derived fibre, Tencel is also biodegradable.

This high quality synthetic range delivers everything you expect from a microfibre blend filling. Wrapped in a beautifully soft 300 thread count cotton case with a filling that is light, soft, and drapes and lofts beautifully, this Microfibre and Tencel mix washes incredibly well and is quick-drying to boot! Soft and breathable, it is available in all the togs and sizes you need.

• Microfibre & Tencel Blend Filling
• Non-Allergenic 
• Washes & Recovers Incredibly Well
• 100% Cotton Case 300 Thread Count
• 100% Cotton Piped & Double Stitched Edge Finish
• Individually Filled Pockets with Baffle Wall Box Construction
• Oeko-Tex Standard 100 Certified Case & Filling
• Machine Washable at 40 Degrees
• Made in the UK