Description

Biodegratable polyester sustainable fabric Natural materials were formerly thought to be the most biodegradable. Cotton, wool, hemp, and leather, for example, would decay spontaneously with the help of microbes. Unfortunately, many of today's versions of such textiles aren't as biodegradable or sustainable as they once were. What fantastic alternatives are there if the old, eco-friendly faves are too chemically-treated to withstand the test of time? There are several different types of polyester, hemp, cotton, abaca, bamboo, lyocell (aka TENCEL), ramie, and jute are just a few examples of biodegradable plant-based materials available. Depending on the circumstances, certain animal-based materials are also biodegradable. Continue reading to learn more about some of our favorite biodegradable textiles.
Fabric specification:
Composition: nylon 83%, spandex 17%
Width: 155cm
Weight: 220g/m2
Texture: interlock fabric
MOQ: 3000y
MCQ: 500y per color
Customized: solid or transfer print or digital print
Lab dip time: 3-7days
Bullk time: 30-45days
Finished: wicking, brushed
Place of original: China
Sample: A4 fabric card, fabric hangers
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