The Viscose is widely valued for its versatility and affordability. In apparel, it mimics the softness and drape of silk, making it ideal for dresses, blouses, linings, and scarves. Its ability to absorb moisture and breathe well makes it comfortable for warm-weather clothing.

Beyond fashion, viscose is used in home textiles such as curtains, upholstery, and bed linens, where it offers an elegant appearance at a competitive cost. In industrial applications, viscose is integral to nonwoven fabrics, medical supplies, tire cords, rayon fiber, semi-synthetic textile, regenerated cellulose fiber, soft fabric material, sustainable clothing fiber and hygiene products.

Its benefits include smooth texture, high dye absorption, and versatility across industries. However, viscose fabrics tend to wrinkle easily and may shrink if not properly cared for, which is why it is often blended with polyester, cotton, or spandex to enhance durability.