A spunlace nonwoven product derived from the process of entangling a web of loose fibers through multiple rows of jets of water at high pressure, this process entangles the fabrics and interlinks the fibers Interlinking two fabrics in different directions gives it isotropic properties, the same strength in any direction.
The spunlace process makes a nonwoven fabrics with physical properties of softness, high bulk, drapability, stretchiness, good strength and depending upon the fiber used, aesthetics that mimic traditional knitted or woven textiles. If the fiber used is biodegradable, the spunlace product will be so as well.