Wood is a renewable raw material that grows by naturally being fueled by sunlight and nutrition from the ground. It is high on the list of alternatives to non-renewable fossil-based raw material.

The wood raw material is boiled into a pulp and dried into cellulose sheets. The sheets are then chemically dissolved in a closed system to create liquid cellullose - a sticky, viscous mixture.

The dissolved cellulose mixture is then pushed through spinnerets, and lyocell fibers emerge. The lyocell fibers are then washed, dried, spun into yarn, and then woven into fabric we use to create Tree Kånken.

Many lyocell fabrics today fall short when it comes to durability due to the nature of the fibers. In creating Pine Weave, we have modified the traditional processes to make a stronger, more durable material.