Viscose is a fiber obtained from the wood pulp of beech trees. It is a cellulose yarn that imitates the softness and shine of fine silk fibres, it was born precisely with the name of vegetable silk, because it was created by man specifically to emulate the softness characteristics of natural silk. Viscose is a very wear-resistant and biodegradable fabric and absorbs colors very well, which appear brighter than classic cotton fabrics. Viscose fabric has greater moisture absorption properties than any synthetic textile fibre. Preventing the formation of bacteria and the growth of dust mites. Viscose fabric can often be classified as hypoallergenic and thanks to this property it is very suitable for clothing.