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Mylo – Mushroom Leather

Related Post: Spider Silk / Mylo Leather Stella McCartney, Lululemon, Adidas and luxury fashion group Kering have partnered up with biotechnology startup Bolt Threads to have access to MYLO. The MYLO leather

Algae: Cladophora

Related Post: SEA ME – Sea Algae Yarn / Spider Silk / Siberian Birchbark Trim One of the main factors contributing to the ecological imbalance of fresh water and of saltwater system is the textile

Lithoplast – Naturally Occurring Plastic Waste

Related Post: Regenerated Nylon ECONYL® / Recycled Plastic by Ecobirdy / Sulapac® Biodegradable Material In a post-plastic future, where the only place to extract petrol-based plastics will be from nature in a new hybrid form,

Tomtex: Leather Alternative

Related Post: MYLO Mushroom Leather / Leather Gradient / 3D Leather Tomtex biomaterial is created from shell seafood waste and coffee ground. The material is a 100% compostable, zero-waste, natural product. The bio sequin provides

Sea Stone

Related Post:  Sea Me – Sea Algae Yarn / Sustainable Ocean Materials Sea Stone recalls the appearance of concrete and the terrazzo charm. It is light as plastic but it

Coiled Leather Technique

Related Post: MYLO Mushroom Leather / Leather Gradient / 3D Leather Junsu Kim uses vegetable leather that is tanned by sunlight and polished by rubbing its surface. Artist wanted to apply this raw and natural aesthetic

Zebra Glass

Related Post: Regenerated Nylon ECONYL® / Recycled Plastic by Ecobirdy / Sulapac® Biodegradable Material Quagga mussels and Zebra Mussels arrived from the Ukraine and Russia in the 1980’s. Since their introduction they have transformed the

Algae Infused Tiles

Related Post: SEA ME – Sea Algae Yarn / Spider Silk / Siberian Birchbark Trim Bio-ID Lab designs DIY algae-infused tiles that can extract toxic dyes from water. the project called Indus is a modular

Sustainable Fabrics Using Seawater

Related Post: Parley x Corona / Ecobirdy / Sulapac SaltyCo is a fabric made from plants grown in seawater, providing solution for the currently freshwater-intensive fashion and textile industries. While cotton requires 20,000 litres of

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