Bioleather or bio based leather is a term used to describe a bio-based material intentionally made from substances derived from once-living organisms. These are also called biomaterials. Read more..

Biopolymer is a term used to describe an organic compound of high molecular-weight. Biopolymer is recognized by a structure which can be represented by a repeated tiny unit. Read more..

Blend is a term that applied to a yarn or a fabric made up of more than one fiber. In blended yarns, two or more different types of staple fibres are spun or twisted together to form the yarn. Read more..

Cotton fibre and plant, genus Gossypium, one of the world’s most important crops, produces white fibrous bowls manufactured into a highly versatile textile. The plant has white flowers, which turn purple about two days after blooming, and large, divided leaves. Length of fibre ranges from 3/8 to 2″ Egyptian, Sea Island. Read more..

Fibres are elongated cells with pitted cell walls. They are found in water-conducting tissue, xylem (transport tissue in vascular plants ) and food-conducting tissue, phloem (living tissue carries organic nutrients), along leaf veins and margins, and surrounding vascular bundles in stems. Read more..

Hemp Fibre is the oldest know industrial cord dated back to Mesopotamia 8000 BFC is a beneficial plant. It is a bast fibre that was probably used first in Asia. The Hemp fibre, including the plant, was used throughout the world since the beginning of time for just about everything that mankind needed

Natural fibers are any hair-like raw material directly obtainable through an animal, vegetable, or mineral source that can be convertible, after spinning, into yarns and then into woven cloth.Read more..

Pima is cotton grown in Peru and America where the fibre length is long, luxurious and beautiful quality of cotton, the best available after Sea Island and Egyptian cotton fibre.

TEXTILE FIBRE OVERVIEW