Ne60s Combed Cotton Tencel Blended Woven Yarn

1. Average Strength > 180cN.

2. Eveness CV% :12.5%

3.-50% thin neps<1  +50% thick neps <35, +200% thick neps <90.

4. CLSP 3000+

5. Used for bedding fabrics

Why Cotton Tencel Blended Yarn Is Ideal for Luxurious and Eco-Friendly Bed Sheets

Cotton Tencel blended yarn redefines luxury bedding by merging the best qualities of both fibers into a single, sustainable fabric. The organic softness of cotton pairs perfectly with Tencel’s silky smoothness, creating sheets that feel cool and gentle against the skin. Unlike synthetic blends, this combination is naturally breathable and moisture-wicking, regulating temperature for uninterrupted sleep. Tencel’s closed-loop production process—using sustainably sourced wood pulp and non-toxic solvents—complements cotton’s biodegradability, making the fabric a responsible choice for eco-conscious consumers. The result is bedding that offers hotel-quality comfort while minimizing environmental impact.

The Perfect Blend: How Cotton and Tencel Yarn Creates the Softest Bedding Fabrics

The synergy between cotton and Tencel in blended yarn delivers unmatched comfort for premium bedding. Cotton provides a familiar, breathable base with natural durability, while Tencel’s ultrafine fibers add a fluid drape and lustrous finish reminiscent of high-thread-count sateen. Together, they enhance moisture management—cotton absorbs perspiration while Tencel rapidly wicks it away, keeping sleepers dry. This blend also resists pilling better than pure cotton, maintaining its sumptuous hand feel wash after wash. The fibers’ compatibility in dyeing ensures rich, even color penetration, resulting in bedding that looks as refined as it feels.

Sustainable Sleep: The Environmental Benefits of Using Cotton Tencel Blended Yarn in Bed Linen

Cotton Tencel bedding embodies sustainability at every stage. Tencel Lyocell fibers are produced in an energy-efficient closed-loop system that recycles 99% of solvents, while organic cotton cultivation avoids synthetic pesticides. The blend requires less water during processing than conventional cotton fabrics, and its biodegradability prevents microplastic pollution. Even in post-consumer waste scenarios, the material decomposes faster than polyester blends. For manufacturers, this translates to compliance with strict eco-certifications (like OEKO-TEX), while consumers gain peace of mind knowing their luxurious sheets support responsible forestry and farming practices.