viscose

This facility produces all of the bamboo viscose on the market.

David sat and looked at grayish white viscose fluid in his hand.

I think we will have a much healthier position in our North American viscose business.

The process is similar but not analogous to the viscose process.

The black jacket is 45 percent linen, 55 percent viscose.

At least the black pant suit of the day was holding up okay, let's hear it for viscose.

The material is commonly referred to in the industry as viscose rayon.

Printing a design on silk may require up to 22 screens, and for viscose, 17.

The shiny viscose sweater looks new, and so do fluffy textures.

Most clothes are made from fine synthetic materials such as acetate and viscose.

She wore lightweight fabrics today - white cotton shirt, viscose pants.

When Armani started using viscose in blends with other fabrics, shoppers were unhappy.

The pants, which tie in front, are viscose.

At normal conditions, it is brown viscose liquid.

More of the grayish white viscose fluid ran down her hand as Harry's prick got soft.

His first step was to spray a waterproof coating on to fabric, and he opted to try viscose.

Cellulose from bamboo is suitable for processing into viscose rayon.

They were based on a trapeze, combining viscose jersey with silk to make them appear lively.

Knitted with copper and viscose fibers, it can be crumpled into any shape, then pulled back again.

Viscose rayon is a fiber made from regenerated wood cellulose.

These machines are compatible with merino, cotton, wool, acrylic, viscose.

But shorts of ribbed cotton, viscose, rayon or silk are increasingly popular.

The clothes are made of viscose, a word that refers to a solution from which rayon is made.

For men, there are unlined blazers made of linen viscose or waxed cotton.

Armani is making tailored jackets in slithery viscose to give a user-friendly feel.