Modal Yarn

Modal yarn is a type of textile fiber that is known for its softness, comfort, and versatility. It is derived from beech trees, specifically the cellulose extracted from the wood pulp of beech trees. Modal is considered a semi-synthetic fiber, falling under the category of regenerated cellulose fibers, similar to viscose rayon. The production process of modal yarn involves treating the wood pulp with various chemicals to break down the cellulose into a viscous solution. This solution is then extruded through spinnerets to form fibers, which are then solidified and spun into yarn. The result is a soft and silky textile fiber that retains the natural breathability of the original cellulose material.