Where is cupro fabric produced? Like all other synthetic textiles, China is the world's major producer of cuprammonium rayon. Despite the environmental concerns associated with cuprammonium rayon production, China continues to export tons of “cupro” to Western nations every year.

What is cupro made from?

Cupro fabric is made from regenerated cellulose fibres from recycled cotton linter, the fluffy fibre around the plant's seeds. It is a by-product of the cotton industry as it is the scrap cotton that remains on the cotton plant after the cotton harvest is complete and usually gets discarded during cotton production.

Is cupro bad for the environment?

The chemicals used are free of toxic or dangerous compounds for health and the environment. Cupro is also biodegradable, so it considers a good eco-friendly alternative to viscose.