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- Wool with CashmereThis fabric is a blend of wool and cashmere. Ozlem Fabric Industry and Trade Co. is the leading wool and wool blended fabric manufacturer of Istanbul, Turkey, since 1969. Within this growth process, the company has gained strength in domestic & foreign markets and while expanding its sales network it has improved its leadership status in Turkey.
- The dark side of animal materials part 1: WoolIn a time in which small environmental footprints and ethical work conditions are being demanded from manufacturers, more and more designers and material clients…
- Natural HairWool is 100% natural, renewable and biodegradable. Keeping you warm in the winter and cool in the summer, wool is also breathable, controls humidity and is flame retardant. Natural Hair is a collection featuring Dutch Texel wool, Merino wool, cashmere, Alpaca and camel wool. These wool materials are ideal for in insulation, in mattresses, upholstery, garments and knitwear.
- Cutting-EdgeThis textile mat is a byproduct of the weaving industry made of repurposed waste selvedges using a bio-based rubber binder. It is made of 89% cashmere wool, 11% polyester. When recycling is not an option, Cutting-Edge offers an alternative for material re-generation to avoid incineration of valuable materials (merino wool, cashmere, silk).
- Mohair & Kaschmir paperThese paper collections are inspired by the soft fabrics mohair and cashmere. Mohair and Kaschmir paper are both soft to the touch and have an FSC certification. Mohair is velvety soft and is available in matte or embossed. Kaschmir is made with 50% cotton, and has a soft, fabric-like feel. The paper is available with two different surfaces: truly velvety (Cloth) or naturally textured (Cotton).
- Collagen Peptide FabricUMORFIL Beauty Fiber is a new generation of bionic fiber; it is composed by collagen peptide amino acid from recycled fish scale and viscose fibre, which is 100% biodegradable. It has the features such as silk-like sheen, cashmere-like lubricating and linen-like moisture control.
- Felt textilesThe wool for Claudy Jongstra’s felt textiles comes from her own flock of rare native sheep. She has succeeded in developing an industrial technique for the felting process. Her textiles are unique and highly varied. The raw materials may include wool, linen, cashmere, camelhair and silk.
- Bleed‘Bleed’ is a series of cedar cabinets by Peter Marigold featuring the effect of oxidized metal bleeding into wood. Known as ‘ebonizing’ or blackening…
- Baby MerinoThis material is a combination of Baby Merino, Merino wool from New Zealand, Cashmere, Silk and Organic Cotton. Using the old technique of spindle and loom the fibers are spun into yarn and dyed by hand using ecological methods and materials. For indoor usage.
- Lab-Grown Sweater: A New Frontier in Material DesignThe Lab-Grown Sweater represents a revolutionary step in textile development, made from an entirely new type of molecularly engineered biomaterial. Developed by Vollebak in…
- Ko-SIKO-SI is a Slovenian company with a long tradition of processing natural fibres into high-quality technological products. KO-SI produces padding components and filling components…
- LuxepadPursuing a fully sustainable lifestyle is not always easy and more eco friendly clothing options than those proposed by the fast fashion industry are…
- CameluxeThanks to its finesses and quality, Camelhair insulation is often considered an excellent substitute to Cashmere fibre, due also to the desert habitat in which the animals live, that submit them to frequent temperature changes, making their fur a great thermoregulator. Camelhair, with a light golden brown colour, due to its thermal properties which can provide warmth with light weight, has become an excellent product in clothing.
- Today’s materials for tomorrow’s print & sign!Paper made from fruits and vegetables, paper with wood relief, wood coloured with blueprint… During MaterialDistrict Rotterdam 2019 (12-14 March in Rotterdam Ahoy, the…
- Spun BambooDue to bamboo fiber’s cross section which is composed of a matrix with various microscopic gaps, bamboo fiber is breathable, comfortable and thermal regulating. Bamboo fiber fabric and yarn are naturally bacteriostatic and require no harmful chemicals. The fibers contain an agent, “bamboo kun”, that prevents bacteria from cultivating on it thereby inhibiting body odor.
- How animals help us create materials on World Animal DayToday is World Animal Day, so a good time to take a moment and appreciate how animals help us create all sorts of wonderful…
- Tretfordtretford ribbed carpet—unique, natural, and high-quality, backed by over 60 years of expertise and passion. For more than six decades, tretford has been crafting…
- Rediscovering Circular Luxury: A Sustainable Interior Transformation in VerbierIn the heart of the Swiss Alps, an old hotel has been transformed into a private residence that redefines circular design. Interior designer Marianne…
