Community Chat

[SilleeMee]

Cupro...sustainable vegan silk. Sounds pretty nice to me.

[Foxxee]

How many buyers are fooled by giving fabrics a fancy name? 

[noodleann]

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@Foxxee wrote:

How many buyers are fooled by giving fabrics a fancy name? 

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LOL, to my mind, "Cupro" is anything but fancy. I see that word and I think of Cipro,  an antibiotic, and Cujo, the Stephen King horror movie involving a dog.

Not exactly silky.

[mspatmac]

I was not familiar with the fabric but from what I read it sounds like a great, silky and sustainable fabric. Since I have not experienced the fabric as yet I would not presume to comment on it, regardless of the cost. 

Has anyone commenting on the fabric actually have hands on experience with it? 

[Kachina624]

@Mindy D.  There is no requirement that you make this purchase so don't take it personally.  Do you have inside information on the process used to make this fiber and what it costs?  If not, perhaps you should refrain from commenting so vehemently.   Apparently it makes an exceptionally soft and drapey fabric.

[rockygems123]

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@Porcelain wrote:

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@GenXmuse wrote:

I guess you could also eat these clothes since cellulose is used as a filler for bulk and fiber in food products so there's that, I guess 

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Sponges are made from cellulose too. Maybe the shirts are highly absorbent. Probably matter of time until we see Scrub Daddy pants.

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@Porcelain Best laugh I had all day ha!

[4kitties]

@Porcelain 

Scrub Daddy pants.........🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[goldensrbest]

Cotton for me!!!!

[MoonieBaby]

@GenXmuse 

Eat them? Talk about the ultimate in recyling!  Your reply gave me a good giggle - you're not only correct, you're dang funny too!

[Sooner]

We want natural fibers not processed with chemicals, but now we want this?  I get lost with all of this nonsense.

Like I said somewhere else today, it is more perception than "fact."  Whatever that is. . . as the Prince said.