Hydroentangled nonwoven material

A hydroentangled composite nonwoven material, comprising:

• a web of randomized un-thermally bonded spunlaid filaments, on which a mixture of synthetic staple fibres and wood pulp fibres has been wetlaid, wherein
• one side of the nonwoven material contains a relatively higher amount of the spunlaid filaments than an opposite side of the nonwoven material,
• the nonwoven material is bonded in a non-random bonding pattern comprising a plurality of bonding sites each having a bonding area of 0.1 to 3 mm2, in which thermoplastic material comprised in the nonwoven material has been caused to at least partly soften or melt to create thermal bonds between the un-thermally bonded spunlaid filaments, and
• the thermal bonds do not penetrate the entire thickness of the material and are applied on the side containing the relatively higher amount of spunlaid filaments, and wherein
• the nonwoven material comprises no other thermal bonds between the filaments than provided by said non-random bonding pattern.