Biodegradable Fabrics

Biodegradable polyester textile to reduce textile waste and environmental impact.

The biodegradable fabric is based on a polyester material that is biodegradable because of the addition of a biocatalyst in the yarn when is produced. That allows microbes in landfills to digest the fabric "at a rate similar to that of natural fibers" that decomposes through industrial composting without creating harm to the soil or environment, to reduce textile waste and limit environmental impact. In addition to minimizing textile waste, besides the advantage of the eco-friendly, it also keeps the functional textile performance that offers outstanding durability, insulation, and wrinkle resistance, the surface of the fabric also has a texture.

Biodegradable Fabric Features Specific

• - The passage of time and the right biological conditions, they would eventually biodegrade.
• - The fabrics will break down via the anaerobic process in the ocean.
• - The fabrics will break down via the anaerobic process in the landfill.