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ECOVERO
- Definition: ECOVERO is an eco-friendly branded viscose (rayon) fiber derived from sustainable forests and produced with up to 50% less water and energy compared to conventional viscose.
- Features: It has a soft, flowing, breathable, and biodegradable structure; it is commonly used in blouses, dresses, and lightweight garments.
- Care Instructions: To prevent shrinkage, a delicate wash program at a maximum of 30°C should be preferred, bleach should not be used, and it should be air-dried.
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RECYCLE
- Definition: Sustainable textile materials produced by reprocessing fibers obtained from waste (plastic bottles, waste cotton, etc.).
- Content: Generally contains Recycled Polyester (rPET) or Recycled Cotton (rCotton).
- Care Recommendation: Although washing instructions vary depending on the fiber type, it is always recommended to wash at low temperatures and avoid tumble drying to conserve resources.
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TENCEL™ (Lyocell)
- Definition: A brand of cellulosic fiber produced from wood pulp (typically eucalyptus) in sustainable forests, using environmentally friendly closed-loop systems.
- Features: Offers silky softness, high drape, exceptional moisture management (wicks moisture better than cotton), and natural breathability.
- Care Instructions: To maintain the fabric's softness and shape, wash in cold water on a delicate cycle, and tumble dry on low heat or hang to dry.
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Cotton
- Definition: Obtained from the boll of the cotton plant, it is the most widely used natural fiber type worldwide.
- Characteristics: Soft, strong, highly absorbent, and breathable; this keeps you cool in summer and warm in winter.
- Care Advice: Washing at high temperatures (80-90°C) is suitable for whites, and up to 40-60°C for colored items; however, to prevent shrinkage, washing at low/medium temperatures is generally recommended.
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Linen
- Definition: One of the oldest and most durable natural fiber types, obtained from the stalks of the flax plant.
- Characteristics: Stronger than cotton, extremely durable and breathable. Preferred especially in summer due to its cooling effect. Has high moisture absorption.
- Disadvantages: Due to its natural structure, it wrinkles easily and may shrink slightly after the first wash.
- Care Recommendation: To reduce shrinkage and wrinkling, wash in cold or lukewarm water (max 30-40°C), on a delicate cycle. Avoid tumble dryers and fabric softeners; it is best to dry by hanging and iron while slightly damp.
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MODAL
- Definition: A cellulosic (rayon) fiber produced from beech tree pulp, entirely natural and biodegradable; similar to Lyocell/Tencel.
- Features: Softer and smoother than cotton, with excellent drape. It holds colors well and is fade-resistant even after washing.
- Usage: Often used in underwear, pajamas, sportswear, and home textiles (sheets, etc.) due to its lightweight and silky feel.
- Care Recommendation: To maintain the fabric's softness, it should be washed in cold/lukewarm water (max 30-40°C) on a delicate cycle. To prevent shrinkage, avoid tumble drying and iron at a low temperature.
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RAYON (Viscose)
- Definition: Belongs to the cellulosic fiber group; a type of fiber produced from wood pulp, natural in origin but artificially created through chemical processes.
- Properties: Offers softness and luster similar to silk. It drapes very well, is breathable and comfortable, and absorbs moisture easily like cotton.
- Disadvantages: Its durability decreases when wet and it can shrink easily; therefore, it requires careful maintenance.
- Care Recommendation: To prevent shrinkage and loss of shape, hand washing or a delicate cycle in cold water (max 30°C) should be preferred. Do not tumble dry, iron at low heat.
Fabric Content Information
ECOVERO
- Definition: ECOVERO is an eco-friendly branded viscose (rayon) fiber derived from sustainable forests and produced with up to 50% less water and energy compared to conventional viscose.
- Features: It has a soft, flowing, breathable, and biodegradable structure; it is commonly used in blouses, dresses, and lightweight garments.
- Care Instructions: To prevent shrinkage, a delicate wash program at a maximum of 30°C should be preferred, bleach should not be used, and it should be air-dried.
RECYCLE
- Definition: Sustainable textile materials produced by reprocessing fibers obtained from waste (plastic bottles, waste cotton, etc.).
- Content: Generally contains Recycled Polyester (rPET) or Recycled Cotton (rCotton).
- Care Recommendation: Although washing instructions vary depending on the fiber type, it is always recommended to wash at low temperatures and avoid tumble drying to conserve resources.
TENCEL™ (Lyocell)
- Definition: A brand of cellulosic fiber produced from wood pulp (typically eucalyptus) in sustainable forests, using environmentally friendly closed-loop systems.
- Features: Offers silky softness, high drape, exceptional moisture management (wicks moisture better than cotton), and natural breathability.
- Care Instructions: To maintain the fabric's softness and shape, wash in cold water on a delicate cycle, and tumble dry on low heat or hang to dry.
Cotton
- Definition: Obtained from the boll of the cotton plant, it is the most widely used natural fiber type worldwide.
- Characteristics: Soft, strong, highly absorbent, and breathable; this keeps you cool in summer and warm in winter.
- Care Advice: Washing at high temperatures (80-90°C) is suitable for whites, and up to 40-60°C for colored items; however, to prevent shrinkage, washing at low/medium temperatures is generally recommended.
Linen
- Definition: One of the oldest and most durable natural fiber types, obtained from the stalks of the flax plant.
- Characteristics: Stronger than cotton, extremely durable and breathable. Preferred especially in summer due to its cooling effect. Has high moisture absorption.
- Disadvantages: Due to its natural structure, it wrinkles easily and may shrink slightly after the first wash.
- Care Recommendation: To reduce shrinkage and wrinkling, wash in cold or lukewarm water (max 30-40°C), on a delicate cycle. Avoid tumble dryers and fabric softeners; it is best to dry by hanging and iron while slightly damp.
MODAL
- Definition: A cellulosic (rayon) fiber produced from beech tree pulp, entirely natural and biodegradable; similar to Lyocell/Tencel.
- Features: Softer and smoother than cotton, with excellent drape. It holds colors well and is fade-resistant even after washing.
- Usage: Often used in underwear, pajamas, sportswear, and home textiles (sheets, etc.) due to its lightweight and silky feel.
- Care Recommendation: To maintain the fabric's softness, it should be washed in cold/lukewarm water (max 30-40°C) on a delicate cycle. To prevent shrinkage, avoid tumble drying and iron at a low temperature.
RAYON (Viscose)
- Definition: Belongs to the cellulosic fiber group; a type of fiber produced from wood pulp, natural in origin but artificially created through chemical processes.
- Properties: Offers softness and luster similar to silk. It drapes very well, is breathable and comfortable, and absorbs moisture easily like cotton.
- Disadvantages: Its durability decreases when wet and it can shrink easily; therefore, it requires careful maintenance.
- Care Recommendation: To prevent shrinkage and loss of shape, hand washing or a delicate cycle in cold water (max 30°C) should be preferred. Do not tumble dry, iron at low heat.