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What is in for you?
01:06 Lenzing Certification in a nutshell
02:20 Who applyes for Lenzing Certification?
03:39 Lenzing Certification Process incl. Certification Standards, sample requirements, lead times, validities and use case examples (FAQ)
10:29 How to apply for Lenzing Certificate?
19:19 Check your understanding
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![TENCEL™ | Meet the Modal Fiber Family
Our Modal fibers including TENCEL™ Modal, TENCEL™ Modal – Micro, and TENCEL™ Modal – Micro Air, are produced from responsibly sourced wood[1] with a resource-efficient process[2] offering natural softness, long-lasting comfort and excellent moisture management for everyday wear and next-to-skin essentials; As the fibers become finer from TENCEL™ Modal to TENCEL™ Modal – Micro and the finest fiber TENCEL™ Modal – Micro Air, they enable lighter, softer, and more delicate fabrics for premium intimate and next-to-skin wear.
Discover more about the TENCEL™ Modal fiber family, offering various levels of softness, lightness and wearing comfort: www.tencel.com/us/close-to-you-meet-the-tencel-modal-family
[1] The wood used as raw material for all TENCEL™ Modal fibers is sourced from certified (FSC® (FSC-C041246) or PEFC (PEFC/06-33 92) certification) or controlled wood sources.
[2] TENCEL™ Modal fibers are made with at least 50% less carbon emissions and water consumption compared to generic (unbranded) modal. Results based on LCA standards (ISO 14040/44) and available via Higg MSI (Version 3.12). TENCEL™ | Meet the Modal Fiber Family](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/yJE7CMu5vwE/mqdefault.jpg)



