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Most of us might know the best option for lining is cupro. The most precious cupro, which is lightweight, breathable, and has a silky touch, is actually produced in Japan. So what is this lining, and how does it have such great functionality? Let’s find out together.
Bemberg was invented in 1918 and named after J.P. Bemberg, a German fiber manufacturer. Even though it was invented by a German, until now, only the Japanese manufacturer Asahi Kasei is still producing Bemberg.
Bemberg fiber is made from unused cotton linter and is transformed into pure regenerated fiber. The advantage of a natural fibre is that it wicks sweat and humidity away from our body. However, with the advantage of technology, Bemberg fiber is very fine and does not have the non-uniformity of thickness that is normally found in natural fiber. That is why, even though Bemberg is made from cotton, it is much more comfortable than regular cotton.
Another characteristic of Bemberg is that it is a biodegradable fabric. It also has low environmental impact when burned since Bemberg produces fewer toxic substances. Overall, Bemberg qualifies for the sustainability catalog.
Silky and lustrous, with excellent moisture absorption and temperature regulation, because of Bemberg's distinguishing characteristics, it is used by many high end fashion brands like Armani and Hugo Boss.
In cooperation with Asahi Kasei, ApparelX developed a series of original Bemberg Cupro Linings. It was popular among ApparelX members all over the globe, and I think you may be interested too!
Excy Jacquard Vol.3 with AKX 100, AKX 200, and AKX 300 included.
Excy Jacquard Vol.2 with AKX 400, AKX 500, and AKX600W.
We hope this helps you get an overall look at Bemberg Lining. For more Bemberg fabrics, please visit our Asahi Kasei Products Page.
