
Haute couture
Elegance in every thread: Fiber & filament for exceptional fashion
ABOUT HAUTE COUTURE
At Lenzing, we recognize that haute couture is more than fashion – it is an art form, where precision, craftsmanship, and fabric innovation define every creation. With our cellulosic fiber and filament solutions, we bring luxurious softness and refined elegance to the world of couture.
From delicate scarves and flowing blouses to sophisticated evening gowns, our portfolio provides endless possibilities for designers and fabric manufacturers alike. Sourced from renewable raw materials¹, our fibers and filament combine luxury with thoughtful material choices.
Benefits
How haute couture benefits from Lenzing products
Naturally soft & smooth
Our TENCEL™ fibers give fabrics a natural softness, making them feel pleasant against the skin.² Especially TENCEL™ Lyocell Filament yarns contribute to lightweight fabrics with a fluid drape and soft texture.
Long-lasting softness
TENCEL™ Modal fibers’ cross-section and tenacity favor fabric softness, allowing them to withstand repeated washing and drying cycles.
Effective moisture control
The structure of cellulosic fibers allows the absorption and release of moisture. In the final fabric, these moisture controlling properties support a drier microclimate on the skin.
Versatility
With their wide range of fiber types and blending options, TENCEL™ fibers offer an almost endless variety of product designs and functions.
Fiber & filament
Lenzing’s fiber and filament solutions for haute couture
Services
Enhance your visibility with our services
¹ FSC® (FSC-C041246) or PEFC (PEFC/06-33-92)
² A new physical method to assess handle properties of fabrics made from wood-based fibers; A Fast Training Method of a Fabric Hand-Feel Panel under Industry Conditions, and Its Conformity with Other Human and Instrumental Approaches
³ Study of softness
⁴ Article : The role of the enhanced moisture absorption of regenerated cellulose fibers (MMCF) in textile comfort and the thermoregulation of the body
⁵ Wood pulp is transformed into cellulosic fibers, while more than 99.8% of the solvent is recovered and fed back into the loop, resulting in close-to-zero wastage.

