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What is Bemberg?Bemberg™ is made from cotton linter.Many people are familiar with cotton and the cotton plant.But perhaps few are aware of cotton linter, the fiber used to make Bemberg.Cotton linter is the short, downy fiber that enfolds cotton seeds.It all starts with the gathering of this cotton linter around the tiny seeds.We take fibers that are normally unused, and transform them into a precious resource.Bemberg™ is a pure cellulose fiber.The cotton linter is removed of all impurities and reborn as a pure cellulose.It is then ready to be spun into yarn.Combined with chemical processing science and technology, the yarn acquires properties that cotton doesn’t have - a softer and smoother touch to the skin Bemberg surpasses nature and promises true comfort.Why Bemberg™ is better than cotton?Because Bemberg originates in the natural cotton plant andis reborn with the infusion of human technology,it features both the gentleness of natural fibers and the functionality of man-made fibers.Each Bemberg fiber is extremely fine and has circular cross section,largely free from the unevenness of natural fibers, and uniform in thickness.One touch, and the difference is clear - Bemberg is softer than cotton.BembergcottonFiber cross sectionBemberg is a near perfect circle in cross section, and has a more uniform thickness than cotton. This gives Bemberg a smooth, beautiful luster.Bemberg (single fiber)cotton (single fiber)Crystal structureBoth Bemberg and cotton contain crystalline and amorphous regions. But Bemberg has a broader amorphous region, which absorbs and retains moisture.Staple fibers (spun yarn)Continuous filamentsStaple and filamentIn contrast to cotton, which is a staple fiber, Bemberg can produce both staple and filament fibers for a wide range of applications.Because Bemberg originates in the natural cotton plant andis reborn with the infusion of human technology,it features both the gentleness of natural fibers and the functionality of man-made fibers.Each Bemberg fiber is extremely fine and has circular cross section,largely free from the unevenness of natural fibers, and uniform in thickness.One touch, and the difference is clear - Bemberg is softer than cotton.BembergcottonFiber cross sectionBemberg is a near perfect circle in cross section, and has a more uniform thickness than cotton. This gives Bemberg a smooth, beautiful luster.Bemberg (single fiber)cotton (single fiber)Crystal structureBoth Bemberg and cotton contain crystalline and amorphous regions. But Bemberg has a broader amorphous region, which absorbs and retains moisture.Staple fibers (spun yarn)Continuous filamentsStaple and filamentIn contrast to cotton, which is a staple fiber, Bemberg can produce both staple and filament fibers for a wide range of applications.Attractive features of Bemberg1. Soft and smooth touch :Bemberg’s first feature is apparent on contact - the surface feels silky soft and smooth.The relatively circular cross section plays an important role, as low abrasion means low skin irritation.Bemberg is gentle. It does not irritate delicate skin.2: Moisture absorption and releaseThrough the course of everyday life, our bodies produce a large amount of moisture.The skin secretes as much as 600 cc, or 4 cups, of perspiration each day.Bemberg is a breathable fiber with micro pores that quickly absorb moisture and release it to the outside.Thus Bemberg effectively reduces clinging and interior dampness.3: Year-round comfortTemperature has a significant influence on a garment’s comfort.In warm weather, a garment needs to feel cool. In cool weather, it needs to feel warm.One prominent feature of Bemberg is its ability to moderate the temperature inside the garment.It feels cool in summer, warm in winter, and because it even reduces static buildup,Bemberg is comfortable to wear year round.Cool in summerThe amorphous region of Bemberg fibers retains moisture through which heat passes and escapes to the outside. The amount of moisture held in humid weather is twice that in dry weather.Warm in winterBemberg quickly absorbs a large amount of moisture from our bodies and generates heat. Unique technology enables the fabric to retain this heat, and thus create warmth within the garment.。