NEXT GEN MATERIALS
Next-gen materials are innovative, eco-friendly alternatives to traditional fabrics, designed to reduce environmental impact and promote ethical practices. These materials, often bio-based or recycled, minimize harmful chemicals, conserve resources, and offer safer working conditions for laborers. By supporting next-gen materials, we protect the planet, ensure fair treatment of workers, and create healthier products for consumers, paving the way for a more sustainable and responsible fashion industry.
AltMat are material science company that converts the agriculture waste of today into the materials of tomorrow
Amadeu are a bitoech firm that has created biomaterials from the Amazon rainforest such as LaVeg and Wild Rubber
AMSilk uses a process that reprograms microorganisms based on spider DNA, to produce a silk like material
Ananas Anam is an innovative company that repurposes pineapple leaves into vegan textiles Piñatex and Piñayarn
Arda Biomaterials transforms waste feedstocks into smarter, circular biomaterials for fashion, home goods and automotive
Banofi is a material innovation company, developing plant-based leather made from banana crop waste
BioFluff are revolutionizing the textile industry by pioneering a new plant-based fur to replace animal and plastic options
Made in Mexico, Desserto and Deserttex are the world's first organic materials made created from the Nopal cactus
ECONYL is a recycled nylon fabric made from waste materials like fishing nets, fabric scraps, and old carpets
Kintra Fibers has developed an innovative and proprietary biobased and biodegradable polyester fabric
Leap® upcycled apple waste from juice and cider production is turned into a plant-based leather alternative
Modern Meadow is a US biotech firm creating eco materials; Bio-VERA, Bio-Tex, Bio-FREED and Bio-Tela
MycoWorks is a biotech company developing natural materials such as Fine Mycelium, Reishi and Sylvania
NFW, a biotech company using a closed loop, green chemistry platform to engineer natural, petrochemical-free materials
Parley is global collaboration network of creators, thinkers and leaders taking action to protect our oceans
Modern Synthesis is a UK based biotech firm crafting an entirely new class of natural materials using microbes
AltMat are material science company that converts the agriculture waste of today into the materials of tomorrow
Amadeu are a bitoech firm that has created biomaterials from the Amazon rainforest such as LaVeg and Wild Rubber
AMSilk uses a process that reprograms microorganisms based on spider DNA, to produce a silk like material
Ananas Anam is an innovative company that repurposes pineapple leaves into vegan textiles Piñatex and Piñayarn
Arda Biomaterials transforms waste feedstocks into smarter, circular biomaterials for fashion, home goods and automotive
Banofi is a material innovation company, developing plant-based leather made from banana crop waste
BioFluff are revolutionizing the textile industry by pioneering a new plant-based fur to replace animal and plastic options
Made in Mexico, Desserto and Deserttex are the world's first organic materials made created from the Nopal cactus
Kintra Fibers has developed an innovative and proprietary biobased and biodegradable polyester fabric
Leap® upcycled apple waste from juice and cider production is turned into a plant-based leather alternative
Modern Meadow is a US biotech firm creating eco materials; Bio-VERA, Bio-Tex, Bio-FREED and Bio-Tela
MycoWorks is a biotech company developing natural materials such as Fine Mycelium, Reishi and Sylvania
NFW, a biotech company using a closed loop, green chemistry platform to engineer natural, petrochemical-free materials
Parley is global collaboration network of creators, thinkers and leaders taking action to protect our oceans
Modern Synthesis is a UK based biotech firm crafting an entirely new class of natural materials using microbes
