Cashmere, camelhair, silk or bamboo: however different the material used in FRAAS accessories might be, they have one thing in common: exclusive quality. The high-quality textile products are almost exclusively made from the finest natural fibres. Synthetic fibres are only used as a means to achieve special surface structures.
Cashmere
The finest of all natural fibres is obtained from the fluffy undercoat of the cashmere goat. The shining, silky cashmere fabric is extraordinarily soft and especially warm.
Camelhair
This smooth and fine natural fibre is produced from the downy hair of the camel. The fabric breathes wonderfully and is particularly comfortable to wear.
Silk
A silk fibre several hundred metres in length is obtained from the cocoon of the mulberry silkworm and processed into various high-quality silk fabrics including crepe de Chine, chiffon, satin stripe chiffon, jacquard silk, twill and satin.
Sheep's wool
This light and elastic natural fibre offers good heat insulation and is highly water-absorbent – for pleasantly dry wearer comfort.
Linen
The most durable natural fibre comes from the flax plant. The fabric is particularly pull-resistant, fluff-free, absorbent and skin-friendly.
Cotton
This natural fibre comes from the seed fibres of the cotton plant. The fabric is skin-neutral and helps to regulate temperature, keeping the wearer warm in winter and cool in summer. FRAAS processes primarily organic cotton from controlled sources.
Bamboo
This innovative textile is manufactured from cellulose based on the fast-growing raw material bamboo. It is not only wonderfully soft but also has slight natural antibacterial and temperature regulating effects.
Synthetic fibres
Polyester, polyamide, polyacrylic and spandex are tear and rub-resistant and only absorb small amounts of moisture. To prevent an electrostatic charge, these materials are processed using a special procedure to make them antistatic.