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Natural and renewable fiber sheared from animals, biodegradable, and often sourced from small-scale farmers.

A leather alternative made from pineapple leaf fibers, making use of a byproduct from the fruit industry.

A fabric made from regenerated nylon waste such as fishing nets, promoting cleaner oceans and reduced resource consumption.

A natural and renewable material harvested from cork oak trees without harming the tree, used in sustainable fashion accessories.

Durable material with a smaller environmental footprint than traditional cotton as it requires no pesticides and little water.

Cotton grown without harmful chemicals, reducing environmental impact and promoting a healthier ecosystem.

Protein fiber from silkworms that can be harvested without harm to the environment; represents a luxury renewable material.

Produced from sustainably managed wood sources, its closed-loop production process recycles almost all water and solvents.

A fast-growing grass that yields fabric with natural antibacterial properties, requiring less water than cotton.

Made from flax plants which require less water and no pesticides, linen is biodegradable and its cultivation supports soil health.

Soft and warm fiber that is shorn from alpacas, with minimal environmental impact compared to traditional livestock.