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Recent Examples of viscose from the Web
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Everyday velvets are more likely made from cotton, linen, mohair, wool, polyester, nylon, viscose and acetate.
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The fabric won't be mistaken for fine wool but that's okay because the poly-viscose blend can take a beating better than any wool could.
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It's made of cotton blended with Outlast viscose, which is designed to help maintain a comfortable body temperature throughout the night.
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The use of viscose, a manmade fabric that is similar in appearance to silk, but costs much less to produce.
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Origin and Etymology of viscose
First Known Use: 1896
in the meaning defined at sense 1
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Nautical pea and bomber jackets were cropped and buttoned, while cargo trousers fell perilously low on the hips, uniformly finished with a viscose denim trim.
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Ms. Kozen warned that viscose rayon is often wrongly marketed as environmentally friendly because it is derived from bamboo.
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First Known Use of viscose
1900
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