Material made from 100% renewable plant fibers and agricultural waste, nettle, hemp and flax are used for production. It is processed in order to acquire luxurious textures similar to plush, fur and sheepskin. It finds use in the luxury fashion textile industry as a plant-based alternative to animal and synthetic materials.

Material made of a surface layer of flax fiber, and an underlying layer of viscose, using wood from certified sustainable forestry. Its composition allows for a product that is completely bio-based and compostable, with no additives such as binding agents, dyes or synthetic fibers. It finds use as wallpaper in residential or commercial applications such as public rooms, offices and hotels.

Material consisting of a linen fabric, laminated with a layer of natural cork from sustainably managed forests. The sliced cork is applied to the linen fabric together with a natural water-based adhesive. The cork slices are placed by hand and slightly overlapped. Then the parts are pressed together and the cork is smoothed to ensure a smooth, soft material with a uniform structure. It is used as a bio-based alternative to animal leather for the fashion industry.

Material made of a blend of 75% flax fibers and 25% viscose fibres, joined with petals of daisies, roses, cornflowers, heather, lavender, sunflowers and hay. The flower petals come from selected soils that are cultivated to maintain the biodiversity, following the seasonality of crops and the rules of climate neutral production. Treated at high temperatures, the flowers retain their fragrance and lose their allergen. It is used in the manufacture of cladding panels.

100% bio-based yarn composed of 67% certified organic cotton, 30% certified recycled flax and 3% certified recycled cotton. It finds use in the manufacture of clothing.

Yarn made of 100% combed recycled flax. It is used in the production of clothing and upholstery.

Unidirectional prepreg material based on polylactic acid reinforced with flax fibres. It is typically used to manufacture laminated plates or hybrid and sandwich structures, to realize consumer product.

Velvet fabric made of 100% flax pile and 100% cotton base. Available in more than 30 colours, it is used in the creation of furnishing accessories, perfect for upholstery and curtains.

Fabric crafted from a blend of 85% wool and 10% flax. Deeply textured and thickly woven, it is used in the production of upholstered furniture.

Composite material made from flax fabric, an high-performance and rapidly renewable plants, reinforced and preimpregnated with biobased epoxy resin. It is lighter than carbon, with a higher stiffness-to-weight than steel and a beautiful natural grain finish. It is used as a substitute for fibreglass, in the production of furniture, architectural surfaces and components in the automotive industry.

Fabric made of 67% wool, 22% flax and 11% recycled silk. It is used in the production of upholstery and upholstered furniture.

Composite material made of natural fibres from fast-growing plants such as flax, hemp or kenaf. They are impregnated with a thermosetting binder and preformed by high pressure compression moulding. It is used in the production of components for packaging, construction elements, natural or laminated coatings and decorations, for example for seat shells and backrests in the production of furniture or as a raw support for interior components and coatings in the automotive industry.

Fabric made of unidirectional flax fibres. It si developed to mainly enhance the vibration absorption qualities, mechanical properties, weight reduction and aesthetic aspect of composite parts. Similar to carbon fibre, pre-impregnated with a bioresin is used for a myriad of applications from sports equipment to automotive.

Fabric made from 75% wool and 25% flax fibres. It is simple, hardwearing plain weave structure, available in a palette of 41 shades. It is used as upholstery.

Material made of 100% hemp fibres and/or flax fibres. It is an excellent substitute for glass fibres in many applications. In combination with polymers these fibres are used to make strong, durable and light automotive components.

Felt made of natural fibres of animal origin such as wool and silk, vegetable such as flax, hemp, bamboo. It is used in architectural spaces as Murals, monumental in size, minimalist composition.

Yarn and fabric made of 100% natural fibres of vegetable origin such as flax, cotton and viscose, rendered completely fireproof through an innovative patented technology that doesn’t use chemical additives or flame-retardant resins that may come in contact with skin and environment. It is used in the production of upholstery for hotels and public places, health care institutions, hospitals, public and private transport, nautical sector and private houses.

Woven composed by high strength raw flax fiber. Impregnated with organic or inorganic matrix depending on the project needs, it is used for the structural reinforcement.

Fabric obtained combining sheets of natural cork with a support fabric (TNT, flax, etc) that makes the product extremely flexible and strong. It can be used like covering for fashion clothing and accessories.

Fabric made of 77% flax and 23% hemp. The fabric comes from irregular bast fibers, a classic weave with colored warp yarn and naturally colored weft yarn. It is used for the realization of clothing.

Fabric made of bast fibres, 81% flax and 19% hemp. The yarn, woven into a dense fabric, is used for the realization of clothing.

Fabric made of 34% flax and 18% cotton. It is used as upholstery.

Fabric made of 41% cotton and 25% flax. Featuring a two-tone warp that mimics the hand-woven fabrics, it is used as upholstery and covering.

Fabric made of 31% flax and 69% cotton. It is mainly used in the production of curtains.

Flax fabric suitable for the production of reinforcement fibres for high-performance composites products. It is ideal for the replacement of woven glass fibres, and it is used in the production of automotive, robotics and interior design articles.