Welche Materialien verwendet LANA? Bio-Baumwolle, Leinen, TENCEL™ & Co. im Überblick

What materials does LANA use? Organic cotton, linen, TENCEL™ & Co. at a glance

The choice of material influences wearing comfort, care properties, and the quality of a garment. That's why LANA has primarily relied on selected natural fibers and modern cellulose fibers since 1987.

In this article, we introduce the most important materials in our collections and explain their properties.

Organic Cotton

Organic cotton is one of the most important materials in our collections.

It comes from controlled organic cultivation and is grown without synthetic pesticides or chemical fertilizers. Organic cotton is wonderfully soft, breathable, and versatile – from shirts and dresses to knitwear.

Properties of organic cotton:

  • soft and pleasant on the skin
  • breathable
  • durable
  • versatile

Linen

Linen is derived from the flax plant and is one of the oldest known natural fibers.

The material impresses with its characteristic structure, durability, and temperature-regulating properties. Especially on warm days, linen provides a comfortable feel.

Properties of linen:

  • light and breathable
  • durable
  • temperature-regulating
  • natural structure

TENCEL™ Lyocell

TENCEL™ is a brand fiber from Lenzing AG and is made from wood.

According to the manufacturer, production takes place in a closed-loop process where a large portion of the solvents used are recovered.

TENCEL™ Lyocell feels particularly soft and is characterized by a flowing drape.

Properties of TENCEL™ Lyocell:

  • soft surface
  • breathable
  • pleasant moisture management
  • flowing drape

LENZING™ ECOVERO™ Viscose

LENZING™ ECOVERO™ is a branded viscose from Lenzing AG.

It is based on wood from certified or controlled sources and has traceable raw material proof.

The material is soft, lightweight, and particularly suitable for flowing blouses, dresses, and shirts.

Properties of LENZING™ ECOVERO™:

  • soft feel
  • flowing drape
  • comfortable to wear

Hemp

Hemp is one of the oldest known textile fibers.

The fiber is particularly robust and is often combined with other natural fibers. This creates durable fabrics with a characteristic look.

Properties of hemp:

  • durable
  • breathable
  • long-lasting

Virgin Wool

For selected models, LANA uses mulesing-free virgin wool from controlled organic livestock farming (kbT).

Wool naturally possesses temperature-regulating properties and is particularly suitable for knitwear and warming clothing.

Properties of virgin wool:

  • temperature-regulating
  • soft
  • long-lasting
  • elastic

What criteria do we use to select our materials?

We consider various aspects when developing our collections.

These include:

  • material quality
  • wearing comfort
  • durability
  • care properties
  • recognized certifications
  • suitability for the respective garment

Many of our products are manufactured according to the requirements of the Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS). Information on the materials used and certifications can be found on the respective product pages.


Materials at LANA

Since 1987, LANA has been developing women's fashion from organic cotton, linen, TENCEL™ Lyocell, LENZING™ ECOVERO™ Viscose, hemp, and mulesing-free virgin wool.

The combination of high-quality materials with timeless design and careful craftsmanship forms the basis of our collections.

Conclusion

Each material has its own properties and is suitable for different applications. While organic cotton impresses with its versatility, linen and hemp are particularly popular for warm days. TENCEL™ Lyocell and LENZING™ ECOVERO™ Viscose provide flowing qualities, while virgin wool offers temperature-regulating properties.

The choice of the right material therefore always depends on the requirements of the respective garment and personal preferences.

Our materials at LANA Organic

Many fashion brands deliberately rely on high-quality natural fibers. Also LANA Organic has preferred working with materials such as:

The combination of these materials results in durable garments that combine comfort and naturalness.

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