Fabric Truth Specs Sewing Care Makers FAQ The fabric · what it is, and what your hand already knows The one the hand chooses first. Pick it up before you read a word about it, and your hand reports first: this is soft. That softness isn't a coating or a comfort layer added on top — it's the working surface. The softness absorbs. Bamboo viscose and organic cotton, the same blend on both faces — no right side, no wrong side, nothing to hide. Between those two soft faces sits a Zorb 3D absorbent core, and it drinks ten times its own weight in water in under two seconds. The fiber your hand calls gentle is the fiber doing the work. So what would an ideal absorbent fabric feel like? Soft enough to sit against skin without a barrier — because the most vulnerable skin is the reason it exists. Fast enough to catch a wetting before it escapes. And high enough in capacity that two thin layers replace eight layers of cotton flannel. Most fabrics make you trade the first for the last two. This one doesn't — the softness and the absorbency are the same surface. 10×its weight, drunk
