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they re actually made from banana tanks a fabric produced using fibers of the banana plant the fibers are derived from the fruit itself but from the stocks banana tex was developed by the question bad brand they ve already received a design prize for their work from a swiss magazine. question is based here. in recent years its founders who include. and should have experimented with a variety of sustainable materials. on phone. we started off with cotton and spent a couple of years developing an organic cotton fabric. at the same time we experimented with linen hemp and bamboo and in the process we stumbled upon banana
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actually they re from banana tex a fabric produced using fibers of the banana plant. the fibers are derived from the fruit itself or from the stocks banana tex was developed by the question background . they have already been awarded a design prize for their work by a swiss magazine. question is based here in zurich switzerland in recent years its founders who include christian kagan. and hunnish have experimented with a variety of sustainable materials. on phone. we started off with cotton and spent a couple of years developing an organic cotton fabric. at the same time we experimented with linen hemp and bamboo and in the process we stumbled upon banana fiber so for right away we were impressed by its attention.
experimented with linen hemp and bamboo and in the process we stumbled upon banana fiber so for a way we were impressed by its attention. also known as manilla hemp is native to the philippines and has been used to make items such as rope and fishing nets since the nineteenth century the plant grows wild in the jungle not on plantations it doesn t require any irrigation fertilizer or pesticides the fibers are dried nearby or later turned into paper. when you twine the banana fibers right away and turn them into yon and then weave them it produces a really irregular cloth but through this intermediary step this paper we can even it out. at a specialist weaving mill in taiwan the paper is turned into fabric the paper is cut into thin strips that are twined into yarn and then. the resulting fabric makes