What Is Modal Fabric? Material Guide for Beech-Wood Underwear
Modal is a cellulose fibre made from beech wood that drapes silky. We only use TENCEL™ Modal from Lenzing: FSC- and PEFC-certified beech, Eco Clean processing. In the guide: production, properties, comparison with cotton and lyocell, care.
Underwear for Sensitive Skin: Materials That Feel Good
Bed linen guide: A comparison of materials
Care bedding
Freshly made beds are one of the best feelings. But how often should you change your bedding and at what temperature should you wash it? We'll give you practical tips for proper care, so your bedding stays beautiful and fresh for a long time.
Early Menopause
Picture this: You're in your mid-thirties, your daily life is running smoothly, and suddenly your period stops. Early menopause affects more women than you might think. We explain what happens with POI and give you 5 tips that really help in everyday life.
Slow Fashion
Slow Fashion is more than a trend. It's a movement for more sustainable and ethical fashion. We explain what Slow Fashion means, how it differs from Fast Fashion, and how you can make your own consumption more conscious.
End-of-life recycling
What happens to a textile is determined not only during production, but also by how long it is worn and where it ends up. Share, donate, reuse, recycle: this is how textiles remain in use longer.
Cross-sizes
Your bra doesn't fit properly, even though you know your size? The cups are too small, the band too loose? Sister sizes could be the solution. Here's how to use them, with a chart and practical tips for the perfect fit.
Clothing Storage
Summer is just around the corner, and it's time to put away your winter clothes. Proper storage isn't rocket science, but there are a few things to keep in mind to ensure your favorites stay beautiful for a long time. Our 7 best tips.
Lyocell vs. Cotton
Lyocell or cotton: which fabric is better for your underwear? The honest answer: it depends. We compare TENCEL Lyocell and cotton (organically grown) in terms of softness, skin feel, cultivation, production and price.
Retraced
We want to know and show where and by whom our textiles are produced. With retraced, we are taking the next step in terms of transparency and making our supply chain more traceable.















