New Delhi : By Adab, the leading manufacturers & exporters of home furnishings, Bed Linen and Bath Linen has recently launched their new collection Mrs. Eucacel – The collection made of original TENCEL, a regenerated fibre derived from a medicinal tree Eucalyptus. TENCEL is a high strength fibre that is natural and biodegradable and feels soft and smooth against your skin. Made from great quality, more than 400-thread-count, it provides moisture control to keep you cool and comfortable, also it is resilient to fading, shrinking and pilling

The collection comprises of Bed Sheets, Towels, Dohars, Duvets and pillows with different designs and colors to choose from. The fabric used is very soft, silky, cool, fresh, hygienic, eco friendly, 100% Biodegradable and free from harmful chemicals with great resistance for germinating harmful bacteria. It also consists of vitamin E which is good for sensitive skin and does not only features luxurious softness but also provides health and sustainability benefits that are not present in other bedding fabrics.

After years of R&D by By Adab team, Tencel is introduced for the first time in India in the product category of Home linen.

Health Advantages of Mrs. Eucacel:

The highly absorbent eucalyptus fibers release moisture away from the body, creating a dry, cool sleeping environment and decreasing night sweats.

They are hypoallergenic and antimicrobial, eliminating dust mites – a leading trigger for allergies, asthma and eczema – and creating an environment that is not conducive for bed bugs.

Sustainability Advantages of Using Eucalyptus:

Eucalyptus trees are sustainably grown—naturally insect resistant, requiring no fertilizer or pesticides—and are highly water efficient.

The eucalyptus fibers are sustainably processed via a closed-loop system that uses only one, non-toxic chemical as a softening agent. This process reclaims and reuses 99 percent of this solvent.

This proprietary fabric blend saves the environment 2,986 gallons of water and 1.33 pounds of pesticide for each set of queen-sized sheets compared to a similar set made from 100 percent cotton.

Source : Trisha Saikia