Eco- fibres are the raw materials used in manufacturing textiles without the use of chemicals, pesticides or synthetic fertilizers. The most known are;

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• Bamboo - is a natural fibre from China grown without pesticides or chemicals. It is the world's fastest growing, self-regenerating plant. Bamboo is naturally anti-bacterial, hypoallergenic and makes a very soft fabric that doesn't fray or wrinkle. 

 

• Organic Cotton - is grown without using chemicals or pesticides, so does not produce allergic reactions in sensitive skin which ordinary cotton may do.

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• Organic silk - is naturally sustainable and is different from standard silk because the silk worm is not killed when making it.

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There's others like;

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• Soya - is made from tofu manufacturing waste and the fibres made are incredibly soft and feels similar to cashmere. It is often combined with organic cotton.

 

• Linen - is made from the fibres of the flax plant and is durable and strong. It is considered a luxury fabric, highly absorbent and good for garments to keep you cool.

 

• SeaCell - is made from wood pulp fibre and seaweed. It is said that the nutrients from the seaweed in this fabric are absorbed by your body and create a sense of well-being!

 

• Eco-spun - is a high quality polyester fibre made from plastic bottles so enabling the bottles to be recycled rather than going to landfill.

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You can also used recyled clothing, recycled  plastic waste and genuine Ikat.

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