Modal is a semi-synthetic cellulosic fiber made from beech tree pulp, designed as a more durable, breathable, and eco-friendly alternative to traditional rayon. Known for its exceptional softness, moisture-wicking properties, and resistance to shrinking or pilling, it is widely used in high-end activewear, loungewear, and bedding. Key Characteristics of Modal Fabric: Source: Produced from the pulp of beech trees, which are considered a sustainable, renewable resource. Texture & Feel: Exceptionally soft and smooth, often compared to silk or high-quality cotton. Durability: Unlike rayon, modal is strong when wet and holds its shape and color well, even after repeated washes. Breathability & Absorbency: Highly breathable and capable of absorbing 50% more moisture than cotton, making it ideal for underwear and athletic gear. Sustainability: It is biodegradable and generally produced using more environmentally friendly methods than viscose, often through a "closed-loop" process where chemicals are recycled.