Silk

Silk is a luxury fabric that was once admired by kings and aristocracy. The history of the fabric dates back to the times of ancient China, where the secret of silk fiber production was well guarded for about 2000 years. Later, production of the fabric began in Europe, where it was used to sew spectacular ball gowns. Today, the fabric continues to impress thanks to its delicacy and noble appearance which adds luxury to the garments made of it.

Silk clothes are more expensive than those made of other fabrics. This is due to the tedious and expensive fabric production process. It is not without reason that clothes made of silk are considered to be one of the most noble. This pleasant to the touch fabric charms with its softness and durability, and the delicate shine emphasizes its luxurious character. What is more, thanks to its thermal insulation properties it delicately wraps the skin and at the same time it perfectly protects it from the cold and wind – the silk scarf will keep you warm almost as effectively as the one made of wool.

Cashmere

Cashmere is considered to be one of the most luxurious fabrics in the world, which is due to its unique properties and the laborious production process. This fabric originates from a region in the Himalayas and is obtained from Himalayan goats.

Cashmere is incredibly soft and delicate. It is distinguished from other types of wool by its considerable lightness. What is more, it is extremely warm, so it is a perfect fabric for jumpers. As it is a natural product, it doesn’t irritate the skin nor does it cause allergic reaction, so it is an excellent choice for allergy sufferers. Its advantage is also hygroscopicity, which increases the comfort of wearing cashmere clothes. Thanks to its noble appearance, every garment made of cashmere gains a luxurious character. The comfort of wearing clothes made of this fabric is enhanced by the fact that it is extremely air-permeable. An outstanding advantage of cashmere is also the resistance to stretching, thanks to which, even after repeated use, the fabric still looks great.

Viscose

Viscose is a fabric of exceptional lightness and softness, gaining increasing popularity in the fashion world. Its production relies on processing natural plant material, making it environmentally friendly. Viscose drapes beautifully on the body, creating loose and airy garments perfect for summer days. Its silky sheen adds elegance to clothes, while being easy to care for. Thanks to its absorbent properties, viscose absorbs moisture, ensuring a feeling of freshness throughout the day. Additionally, this fabric is very durable and resistant to pilling, making viscose garments long-lasting.

Wool

Wool is one of the oldest and most highly regarded fabrics in the world. Obtained from the fur of sheep, goats, or other animals, wool has served humanity for centuries in the production of warm and durable clothing. Its natural fibers are soft and resilient, making wool garments not only exceptionally warm but also comfortable to wear. Wool is also resistant to wrinkles and stains, making care easy. Additionally, thanks to its thermal insulation properties, wool provides optimal body temperature, regulating it in both cold and warm weather. Wool garments are timeless and elegant, perfect for everyday wear as well as special occasions.