The one on the left will have more body although the 13% rayon will make it softer and more drapeable. The one on the right would be even softer due to the high content of viscose. I don't like the way rayon washes. It has even less body after it's washed. I agree with what browynsmom said about the ironing part. If you have the time why don't you order a sample of each to see which you like best "in person".

This usually only an issue with real light colors. The tinters I use are very expensive, & calibrated out to THREE decimal places of a gram. I've NEVER had a complaint of color-difference in 14 years..... Faron

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* In this case, the 2 "Color numbers" are meaningless. There are a bunch of BM Colors in the "Off-Whites Collection" (OC-32, etc....) that are also in the Main-panel on the 6' side of the rack. * Different Color #'s.....same formula. * When I'm using our BM Software, I just pick the # that matches the chip they bring to me! * Regarding the color difference, could be one or more of the Colorants is sliding out of Calibration, or.....a small portion didn't "drop". * Depending on the Tinting-equipment, "Bellows-driven" machines are a teeny bit more prone to fractional shots just not "dropping". * My new (last year!) $20,000 COROB Tinter has 2 "Transmissions", Pumps, Valves, recirculation & return lines, etc. Extremely accurate, but once in a blue moon.....a teensy shot of Colorant is sometimes a "Miss". * So.......on real light colors/small cans, I watch to make sure everything "drops"! Faron