A Biofashion
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One tshirt - any ordinary one releases 11 kgs of carbon into the atmosphere. That's a lot for something that weighs less than a kilo.

The first iteration is to go from 11 to 9kgs

3 processes during manufacturing cause a lot of carbon so we want to start there
The 3 processes are:
Finishing - 0.74kg
Yarn Formation - 0.73kg
Coloration 0.52kg

Altogether they can reduce a total of 2kgs getting us to 9

How can you help? Getting a tshirt helps enormously

It takes care of our advertising, marketing & sales
You being our model works perfect for us

It makes a statement that you are aware of the cost to the climate
& you've taken a stance against climate change which is great for your street cred

Five step program

Our first 11 kg shirts are generic but they will help get the word out. Once we hit our milestone, we can start implementing contracts for a more efficient supply chain.

Sourcing & supply chain management can drop 11 to 7. This is our first goal

Two is Manufacturing
Choosing suppliers that use clean energy & materials that have natural dyes / waterless dyes

Three is Materials
Choosing suppliers that use clean energy & materials that have natural dyes / waterless dyes

3.5 is Refinement
Optimize logistics, packaging, shipping & design overhaul

Four - Scale
The hardest section
How do we grow exponentially without losing any of our practices we've implemented in the previous stages?
It's a certainty that we'll be adding kgs back onto our meter while we work out this stage

Five is for Handling
Choosing suppliers that use clean energy & materials that have natural dyes / waterless dyes

4.5 is Refinement
Reduce Kgs that have been added on at stage 4

In order to reduce it, the 1st step is to start aiming for this objective

Everyone partakes in fashion but the industry is quite inefficient

Cotton - even though it's an organic material, it’s not quite sustainable given its farming practices , It damages the environment by reducing Polyculture forests for monoculture plants

Our idea is to use different types of biofabrics. So, Mushrooms & Algae. There’s a lot of innovation in this front but it’s not scaling up very well.

So we need to learn how to scale correctly & that’s our research focus at this moment

FAQs

What is biofabrics?

Biofabrics are innovative materials made from biological sources, including natural fibers and biosynthetic fibers, designed to be more sustainable than traditional textiles.

How does it reduce carbon?

By designing clothes that need less water and energy, we cut emissions.

Do you use AI?

No, it would be hypocritical to try and cut carbon while using a technology that is so energy intensive

Absolutely, our materials are designed to be recyclable and eco-friendly.

Can I recycle these clothes?

Where can I buy them?

We’re partnering with select retailers; check back soon for updates.

Contact Us

We'd love to hear from you. If you have further questions or any complaints; please reach out