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ECO-FINISHING

Nano-cellulose finishing and coating

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By combining two of the most abundant materials on earth, cellulose and chitosan...

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Our finishing process is able to decrease water consumption and chemical usage by using natural ingredients that latch onto fabrics more efficiently than traditional finishing processes.

Cellulose is the most abundant, renewable, biodegradable, and environmentally friendly organic material found in nature. 

Due to their nano-dimension, the specific surface area of nano-cellulose fibers allows for a larger loading capability, particularly for the dye and functional molecules.

The desired shade is created by blending the natural or synthetic dye with the nano-cellulose. 

Our process breaks down the cellulose particles to the nano level.


NANO-CELLULOSE

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Sea Shell

CHITOSAN

Chitosan is a material that comes from the shells of shellfish. 

This means that the dye is much less likely to bleed in the wash and that the desired color for jeans can be obtained effortlessly.

THE RESULT

Natural

Textile finishing & coating that checks every box 

Chemical-Free

Biodegradable

Reduced Water Consumption

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Our nano-cellulose dye can also be applied to fabric through screen printing techniques. 

Designs by: Aubrie Williams

SAMPLES

Fabric samples shown were screen printed with our sustainable, nano-cellulose dye.






 

Designs by: Susan Hable

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In addition to creating a sustainable alternative to traditional indigo dye, our nano-cellulose dye can also be used to achieve a broad spectrum of colors.

MANY COLOR POSSIBILITIES

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