Ramie is a vegetable fiber used for thousands of years in the Far East. It is obtained from the stems of two species of plants from the Urticacee family: Boehmeria Nivea and Boehmeria Utilis. The complex processing of this textile fiber makes ramie very rare in the fashion sector. The advantages of ramie are: it resists attack by bacteria and mold, it is extremely absorbent and resistant to very high temperatures. Breathable and biodegradable.

Cupro comes from the cotton linter, that is, from the short filaments near the cotton seed. The particularly pure cellulose is dissolved in a copper ammonia solution which is then extruded in the spinning mill in the form of thread or even flake. The product appears similar to silk both in terms of shine and textile feel. Cupro is a very hygroscopic fibre, in fact it can absorb 110% humidity. Soft to the touch, breathable and hypoallergenic.