Tendel lyocell cooler than cotton? What about Q-max 0.43?

[Adsibob]

Trying to find affordable ways of cooling our sleep environment. Somebody suggested bedding made from Tencel Lyocell, which is a type of fabric made from cellulose fibre and eucalyptus I think. According to Google:

 

There are many types of lyocell, but TENCEL™ lyocell tops as one of the most innovative types of lyocell. TENCEL is 70% more moisture-wicking and 3x more breathable than cotton, making it a worthwhile bedding upgrade.

 

 Anyone think this might be hogwash?

 

 Having said that, M and S sell bedding made out of this stuff, so maybe it’s reputable.

 

 Another retailer is promoting the virtues of “Q-Max 0.43 Japanese cooling fibre, which works to reduce skin temperature by two to five degrees almost instantly for quick cooling comfort” but I cannot find much online about what this material is.

Edited August 24, 2023 by Adsibob

[SteamyTea]

It is a type of rayon.

https://sewport.com/fabrics-directory/lyocell-fabric

 

Does Brentford Nylons sell it.

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