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- Corium bonded leatherCorium bonded leather is a natural material, made from scraps of leather, and has a similar look and feel. The material consists of 55% leather scraps, 25% natural latex, 12% grease and natural tanning products, and residual humidity. The material is available in natural, in which the leather fibres are still visible, or embossed and/or printed.
- Paper-thin and super strong leather is bonded with DyneemaA while back, Ecco Leather was the first to create translucent leather. Now, in collaboration with The Dyneema Project by DSM, they have produced…
- The dark side of animal materials part 2: leather & furIn a time in which small environmental footprints and ethical work conditions are being demanded from manufacturers, more and more designers and material clients…
- Vintage Leather BeltTING’s luxury leather flooring, is a new re-working of vintage leather belts to create a glossy and hardwearing surface.
- Bulrush LeatherBulrush Leather is a biobased material crafted from bulrush (Typha latifolia) fibres and seeds, bonded with microcrystalline cellulose (MCC), and carboxymethyl cellulose (CMC). The result is a flexible, translucent, leather-like canvas with exceptional textural qualities and biodegradability.
- SALMON LEATHER PANELSSalmon leather panels: unique leather welding technique Crafted from salmon leather skins meticulously welded in a parallel arrangement, these exquisite panels exhibit remarkable durability,…
- WoodLeatherWood Leather tiles consist out of two layers: The top layer is made from a fullgrain leather sheet of 2.5 mm thick. The second layer is made of a phenolic plywood board of 100% birch (WBP bonding) with a thickness of 14mm. Available in four leather finishes: cacao, magambo, marocco and sand with or without embossed designs.
- Brightbond®Brightbond® is a 100% biobased adhesive with excellent bonding results but without the environmental impact. Offering the same bonding performance that you would expect from a traditional PVA glue, Brightbond® is suitable for gluing Treekind®, conventional leather, paper, cardboard, textiles and wood.
- Today’s materials for tomorrow’s textiles & fabrics!Recycled leather, natural fibres, 3D printed fabric… During MaterialDistrict Rotterdam 2019 (12-14 March in Rotterdam Ahoy, the Netherlands) the textile and fashion designer will…
- MYLEAMylea™ is a leather-like material derived from mushroom mycelium, inspired by mycelium tempeh. It is cultivated using local agricultural biomass waste as a nutrient source for the mycelium's growth. Mylea™ naturally exhibits a brownish hue, while black variants are achieved through natural dyeing. The material's structure consists entirely of a natural layer of mycelium fibre, creating a durable and robust bond.
- Rubia RedRubia Red is a vegetable colouring agent in a powdered form. It is extracted from the roots of the Rubia tinctorium, or ‘madder’. The dye bonds with textile and other products, such as wool and leather, coatings, paints, make-up. Variations make it possible to cover around 40% of the entire colour spectrum.
- World-First Shoe Made From Pure Mycelium Debuts At Milan Design WeekA prototype shoe made entirely from pure mycelium will debut at Milan Design Week, marking a major step in bio-based material innovation. The project…
- Vegan sneakers made from cannabis leavesGerman high-end sneaker brand Nat-2 presents vegan sneakers made with real cannabis leaves. After shoes made from stone, mycelium, milk, coffee, blood, and other…
- Some material highlights at the London Design Festival 2018During the London Design Festival, taking place from 15 to 23 September 2018, we take a look at some of the material highlights. Japanese…
- Experimental textile designMUUNA is an experimental ‘materials’ studio that aims to push the boundaries of textile design beyond the traditional.The studio also produces seasonal collections of directional swatch designs for industry. MUUNA presents visionary textile concepts with a specialised focus on woven and embroidery techniques.
