Natural fibres textiles

"The new NATECRU SUSTAINABLE collection marks the starting point of a more considered and considerate approach by Pierre Frey. Organic cotton, locally produced wools and linens, recycled polyester or cashmere, the entire collection is woven in France in the Pierre Frey manufacture."

Weaver House is a yarn shop, textile studio and weaving school. Our shop is carefully curated with specialty yarns and fibers sourced from around the world, hand-selected goods, crafting materials, looms and weaving equipment.

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One of the exciting eco-friendly alternative fibres making waves in the textile industry is banana fibres. What's so fascinating about banana fibres is that it can vary in weight and thickness depending on which part of banana stem is being used. Inner strands of the stalk are very fine and smooth and outer strands are thick and coarse and give thick and sturdy fibres. Because of this versatility of banana fibres. they can be woven into ropes, mats handbags and even paper.

A non-fruit orienting species of banana, abaca (Musa Textilies), has been developed for centennial as a fabric filament. Additionally, recognized as "M ...

This paper discusses the bamboo fiber and its usage in the fashion industry. The properties and the environmental impact of bamboo fibers are discussed.

A remarkable material developed from the fibers of Abacá banana plants with interesting functional, ethical and technical features. #designwanted #design #circulardesign #materialdesign #bananafibers

Abaca fiber - Love this :)

Photo about Ancient craftsmanship to spin wool. Image of retro, cord, close - 6438037

Natural fiber from a plant…..

PIÑAYARN is powered by pineapple leaf fibres 🍍 The pineapple leaf fibres that go into PIÑAYARN are considered a waste product after the pineapple fruit harvest, meaning that no extra land, water or pesticides are used to grow this resource efficient raw material ☀️

Flax is a natural raw material, making linen one of the most sustainable textiles. Our flax is cultivated by a group of organic farmers in…

Karin Carlander on Instagram: “Flax in one of it's many stages. This is how the flax looks after the retting process and just before the fiber is extracted from the…”

Hemp fabric is a type of textile that is made using fibers from the stalks of the Cannabis sativa plant. This plant has been recognized as a source of extraordinarily tensile and durable textile fibers for millennia, but the psychoactive qualities of Cannabis sativa have recently made it harder for farmers to produce this immensely beneficial crop.

A stylish new way to look at style.

From flax to linen