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Innovative leather alternative made from pineapple leaf fibers, used in accessories and shoes; reduces agricultural waste.

Silk made without killing the silkworms, allowing them to live out full life-cycle; used in humane luxury textiles, but more expensive.

Made from recycled plastics reducing waste; used in sportswear and outdoor clothing, but non-biodegradable.

Repurposed wool conserving resources and minimizing waste; used in warm and resilient textiles, but quality can vary.

Made from nettle plant family, strong and lustrous similar to linen; grows without much water or chemicals, but stiff until broken in.

Harvested from cork oak trees without cutting them down, durable and water-resistant; used in vegan leather goods.

Made from post-industrial and post-consumer cotton waste, reduces landfill; used in various textiles, though fiber length can be compromised.

Cultivated without harmful chemicals, reducing environmental damage; often used in comfortable and breathable clothing.

Sustainable crop with minimal water and pesticide needs, durable fiber used in a variety of textiles; rough texture softens over time.

Bio-based fabric from soybean fiber, a by-product of food processing; used in soft textiles, environmentally friendly but not widely available.

Derived from renewable wood sources, biodegradable and eco-friendly production process; used in soft, drapey clothing.

Rapidly renewable resource with natural antibacterial properties, used in soft textiles; however, the processing can be environmentally intense.

Semi-synthetic fabric from beech trees, less water-intensive than cotton and biodegradable; used in soft and fluid textiles.

Regenerated nylon made from waste materials such as fishing nets; used in swimwear and activewear, it helps clean up the oceans.