What is Ramie?
Ramie is a perennial plant from the nettle family (Boehmeria nivea), grown primarily in tropical and subtropical regions. This natural fiber is harvested from the bast of the plant's stem. It is renowned for its excellent water absorbency, quick drying, and antimicrobial properties.
Key Features of Ramie Fabric
Ramie is known for its excellent moisture absorbency, water absorbency, and durability. This fabric is distinguished by its pronounced crisp and full-bodied texture. Compared to linen, ramie fibers are thicker, longer, and more robust, providing a shiny appearance like silk. Its pronounced crispness contributes to a cooling sensation, making ramie ideal for summer garments and furnishings.
About Ramie Sustainability
Ramie cultivation requires minimal use of pesticides, chemical fertilizers, and water during manufacturing.