høyviskose
Høyviskose is a term primarily used in Norway to describe a specific type of high-quality, often traditional, viscose fabric. Viscose itself is a regenerated cellulose fiber, meaning it is derived from wood pulp. The "høy" prefix, meaning "high" in Norwegian, suggests a superior grade of this material, often characterized by its fine texture, drape, and sheen.
Fabrics described as høyviskose are typically chosen for garments where a luxurious feel and appearance are
The properties of høyviskose are similar to those of silk, offering breathability and a soft hand. However,