Viscose Rayon is a semi-synthetic fiber made from wood pulp or cotton linters, which are chemically treated to create a fabric with properties similar to silk, cotton, and wool. It is known for its smooth texture, lustrous appearance, and versatility in clothing and upholstery. Viscose rayon is often used in the fashion industry due to its breathable, lightweight, and absorbent qualities, making it ideal for summer garments, blouses, dresses, and linings. It is also environmentally friendly compared to synthetic fibers, although its production involves a chemical process that can be harmful if not properly managed.

Embroidery Thread:

Embroidery Thread is a type of thread specifically designed for stitching decorative patterns on fabric. It comes in a variety of materials, such as cotton, silk, polyester, and rayon, with each material offering different textures, finishes, and durability. Embroidery thread is commonly used in machine and hand embroidery, providing vibrant color and detail to designs on apparel, home textiles, and accessories. It is available in multiple thicknesses, allowing for different types of stitches and techniques, and is designed to withstand tension and friction during the stitching process without fraying or breaking.