2025年莱赛尔纤维应用趋势报告

Core Insights - The report highlights the transformation of Lyocell fiber from a niche high-end product to a mainstream material, driven by global green consumption trends and domestic textile industry upgrades [1][2]. Industry Overview - China has become the core engine for global Lyocell fiber development, with production soaring from 54,000 tons in 2020 to 428,000 tons in 2024, reflecting a staggering annual growth rate of 173% [2]. - By 2024, China is expected to account for approximately 60% of global Lyocell production capacity, with domestic apparent demand reaching 459,000 tons, a year-on-year increase of 14.3% [2]. Product Innovation - The Lyocell fiber family is expanding to cater to diverse application scenarios, with a complete matrix of "basic and functional" products now available [3]. - Standard Lyocell fibers remain the most widely used, while specialized variants such as cross-linked Lyocell are being developed for high-end fabrics [3]. Market Penetration - In the yarn and fabric sectors, the penetration rate of Lyocell is increasing, with about 72% of companies experimenting with its use [4]. - The most popular blending ratio is 20% Lyocell with 80% other fibers, optimizing costs while maintaining compatibility with existing spinning equipment [4]. Dyeing Challenges - The dyeing process for Lyocell presents challenges due to its fiberization characteristics and high moisture swelling rate, which can lead to issues like color fading and pilling [5]. - The industry is exploring various solutions, including the use of cross-linking agents and advanced dyeing techniques to mitigate these challenges [5]. End-User Applications - Lyocell is reshaping consumer choices in the apparel and home textile markets with its dual advantages of "green and comfort" [6]. - In the home textile sector, Lyocell's moisture-wicking and shrinkage stability make it a popular choice for bedding products, with a significant portion of the market now offering customizable options [6]. Future Outlook - By 2025, Lyocell fiber applications are expected to expand further into high-end medical non-woven fabrics and functional outdoor gear, driven by ongoing technological advancements and deeper industry collaboration [7].