Werewool fibers are created by programming microorganisms to biosynthesize proteins with specific structures that mimic aesthetic and performance properties found in nature.

Biophilica aims to disrupt the 7,000-year-old leather industry with their new plant-based alternative, Treekind™.

Squitex has developed a unique protein structure originally found in the tentacles of the squid.

Spinnova mechanically refines wood or waste into a textile fiber without any harmful chemicals in the manufacturing process.

PANGAIA and MTIX have teamed up to develop a novel application of MTIX's multiplexed laser surface enhancement (MLSE®) technology to modify the surfaces of fibers within a fabric in such a way that prevents microfiber shedding.

Orange Fiber has patented an innovative process that creates sustainable fabrics from the by-products of citrus juice.

Natural Fiber Welding uses a patented closed loop, green chemistry platform to engineer precise hydrogen bonding networks in yarns composed of natural fibers.

Mango Materials has developed an innovative manufacturing technology that turns waste carbon emissions into biodegradable biopolyester fibers.

Kintra Fibers develops bio-based and compostable synthetic yarns derived from sugar instead of petroleum.

London-based Nanoloom is creating a solution to microfiber pollution by repurposing an innovation initially designed for wound healing.

AltMat is developing new manufacturing methods that repurpose agricultural waste into environmentally-friendly, valuable products.

AlgiKnit is creating eco-conscious, renewable yarns derived from a seaweed called kelp, one of the most regenerative organisms on the planet.