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Made from beech trees in a process that conserves energy and resources, and is completely biodegradable.

Materials that are repurposed from pre- or post-consumer waste, diverting textiles from landfill and reducing production demands.

A fast-growing crop that requires minimal water and no pesticides; produces strong and durable fibers.

Produced from the flax plant, which needs little irrigation and no chemical fertilizers, with a minimal carbon footprint.

Made from the byproducts of soybean oil processing, this fabric is soft, biodegradable, and can be produced with minimal environmental impact.

Created from post-consumer plastic bottles, reducing landfill and requiring less energy than virgin polyester.

Reclaimed wool fibers from post-consumer wool garments, reducing waste and energy consumption in production.

Made from bamboo, processed in a closed-loop system which recycles water and reuses chemicals.

Innovative leather alternative made from cellulose fibers extracted from pineapple leaves, a byproduct of the pineapple harvest.

Fiber is made with seaweed and wood cellulose, which is biodegradable and has beneficial nutrients that can be transferred to the skin.

Grown without pesticides and synthetic fertilizers, uses less water compared to conventional cotton.

Silk produced without killing the silkworm, allowing for a more humane method of silk production.

Originates from sustainably sourced wood, using an eco-friendly production process that recycles almost all water and solvents.

Regenerated nylon made from discarded fishing nets and other nylon waste, infinitely recyclable.