About Organic and Plant-based No Plastic Materials

Organic Textiles

The following is a summary of various organic textiles which are replacement synthetic materials in fashion and lifestyle markets. 

Hemp Organic Textile

Hemp organic textile refers to a type of fabric made from the fibers of the stalks of the Cannabis sativa plant that has been grown and processed using organic farming methods.

Certified Organic Cotton

It's estimated that it takes organic cotton uses 91 per cent less water to grow than regular cotton and a lot of the water used in organic cotton is rainwater and water stored in the soil.

Cork Leather Textile

Cork leather fabric, also known as cork fabric or cork "leather," is a type of textile material made from the bark of the cork oak tree. The process of making cork leather involves stripping the outer bark layer from the cork oak tree, which is a sustainable and eco-friendly practice as the tree can regenerate its bark.

Tomato Leather

Tomato leather is a new, innovative and stand-out for apparel and accessories that is an alternative to animal and PU leather material. It is made from tomato skin, 100% biodegradable and free of plastics and chemicals that can harm people and the environment. 

Bamboo

Bamboo fabric is a type of textile made from the pulp of the bamboo plant. The process of making bamboo fabric involves crushing bamboo stalks and leaves to extract cellulose, which is then spun into fibers to make yarn.

Raffia

Raffia textile is derived from the fibers of the raffia palm tree, primarily found in Africa (notably Madagascar) and parts of Asia. It is a sustainable material, as harvesting does not harm the tree, and it requires no pesticides. The production process includes harvesting, drying, coloring, and weaving.

Organic Denim

Denim is a sturdy wrap-faced textile traditionally made with 100% cotton. It derives its diagonal ribbing texture that is distinguishable from cotton by the twill-weaving procedure where the weft - which is 1 thread of unbleached yarn - is passed under 2 or more warp threads - which is dyed cotton yarn. Hence the denim fabric shows the blue or black or whatever dyed colour on the surface while the inside colour is white only.

Canvas

Canvas is a robust, plain-woven material typically crafted from cotton, linen, or hemp, renowned for its exceptional strength and long-lasting durability. Its tightly woven structure provides excellent resistance to tearing and abrasion. 

Straw for Fashion

Straw is a natural, plant-derived material created from the dried stalks and leaves of cereal plants and palms. The term "straw" encompasses a diverse array of plant fibers grown in various regions across the globe.

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