Mikrofri

Mikrofri is a term that refers to a specific type of textile or fabric construction, often associated with a soft, velvety feel and a fine, dense pile. The name itself, derived from "micro" and "fleece," suggests a very fine, short fiber construction. This characteristic allows for a smooth surface that can resist pilling and snagging, making it a durable choice for various applications.

The manufacturing process for Mikrofri typically involves brushing or napping synthetic fibers, such as polyester, to create a raised surface. This creates a dense, plush texture that is lightweight yet offers good insulation. Its softness makes it comfortable against the skin, leading to its frequent use in clothing, particularly in loungewear, activewear, and children's apparel.

Beyond clothing, Mikrofri finds applications in home furnishings like blankets, throws, and upholstery due to its aesthetic appeal and tactile qualities. It is also employed in accessories like scarves and gloves. The fabric is generally easy to care for, often machine washable and quick to dry. Its versatility and desirable texture have contributed to its popularity in the textile market.