Our Banana Fiber textile is a stunning example of transforming agricultural byproducts into a usable, durable fabric. The fiber is extracted from the pseudo-stems of the banana plant—a part of the plant that is traditionally discarded after the fruit is harvested.
This makes the material incredibly sustainable, as it uses an existing waste stream and requires no additional resources for its growth. The finished textile shares a pleasing, rugged texture and durability similar to linen or ramie.
Durable Home Goods: Highly durable materials for curtains, rugs, and upholstery.
Accessories: Strong, canvas-like fabric for sustainable totes, backpacks, and accessories.
Woven Apparel: Sturdy, breathable summer shirting and jackets, similar to linen/ramie.
Transparency in every fiber
Trade Presence
Exhibited at The London Textile Fair 2026
