Algae-based fabric

Scientists have developed a weather-resistant fabric by mixing powdered seaweed with fats from different types of algae and applying plant-based waxes.

Pineapple Leather

Pineapple leather, made from leftover parts of pineapples, is a cruelty-free alternative to traditional leather. It requires less water and doesn't involve any harmful chemicals.

Coconut water leather

Nata de Coco, a special type of bacterial cellulose made from fermented water from ripe coconuts, is combined with fibers from hemp, sisal, and banana stems to create leather.

Rose petal silk

Indian rose bushes are used to create a biodegradable fabric made from waste petals, dyed with natural pigments, and spun into fibers. No chemicals are required to grow the rose bushes.

Lyocell and other natural fibers

The production of Lyocell, an eco-friendly fabric made from wood pulp, has a low environmental impact and avoids toxic chemicals.