Research and Development
Shaping a sustainable textile future
Sapphire Textile Mills uses its cutting-edge R&D to develop sustainable, future-proof textiles that meet evolving customer needs and prioritize eco-conscious practices.
Innovation
Sapphire Textile Mills' dedicated R&D team fuels innovation across a wide range of fabrics used in daily life, from comfortable sleepwear to workwear. Committed to sustainability, STM develops eco-friendly materials like banana fiber and pineapple fiber.
These innovative fabrics are showcased at leading industry events and market weeks.
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Banana Fiber
Banana Fiber
Banana fiber fabric, derived from the stems of banana plants, is a sustainable textile. This natural and eco-friendly alternative is increasingly popular in response to rising environmental concerns.
Naia Fiber
Naia Fiber
Naia is a sustainable cellulosic fiber produced through a closed-loop process. It ensures ecological management of forests and plantations, avoiding deforestation of old or endangered forests. Naia fiber is composed of 60% sustainably sourced wood pulp and 40% certified recycled waste material.
Pineapple Fiber
Pineapple Fiber
Pineapple leaf fiber is a natural textile derived from pineapple plant leaves. Characterized by strength, lightness, and a glossy appearance, this fiber offers a sustainable alternative to traditional textile materials.
Mint Viscose
Mint Viscose
Mint Viscose Fiber offers eco-friendly, antibacterial, and breathable comfort. This innovative textile combines fashion with functionality, providing a refreshing summer experience.
Tencel
Tencel
Tencel Lyocell, a wood-based fiber. It offers the luxurious softness of cotton with a closed-loop production process, minimizing environmental impact. It excels in moisture management and durability, making it a versatile choice for comfortable and eco-conscious clothing and home goods.
Hemp Fabric
Hemp Fabric
Hemp fabric, from the Cannabis plant, is highly sustainable. Its production involves harvesting, natural retting, and mechanical fiber separation, using minimal water and pesticides. This eco-friendly fabric is strong, breathable, and popular in clothing and home textiles.
Soybean Fiber
Soybean Fiber
Soybean fiber, derived from soybean proteins, is a sustainable textile. Proteins from soybean shells are liquefied, extruded into fibers, and made into yarn and fabric. Its 16 amino acids are healthy for skin, it is soft, breathable, and biodegradable, providing an eco-friendly alternative to traditional textiles.
Outlast® Technology
Outlast® Technology
Outlast® technology continuously regulates the skin's microclimate. As the body overheats, Outlast® Thermocules absorb and store excess heat, preventing sweat buildup. When cooling, the stored heat is released back to the skin, preventing chill. This ensures consistent thermal comfort and enhances overall temperature regulation.
Silver Polyester
Silver Polyester
Silver polyester combines the durability of polyester with the antimicrobial properties of silver nanoparticles. This blend resists odor-causing bacteria and fungi, making it ideal for applications requiring hygiene and freshness. The silver also enhances the fabric's durability and endurance. Silver polyester is popular in sportswear, medical textiles, and other areas where performance and cleanliness are crucial.
Copper Polyester
Copper Polyester
Copper polyester combines durable polyester with antimicrobial copper particles, inhibiting odor-causing bacteria and fungi. This fabric maintains hygiene and freshness, making it ideal for healthcare, sports apparel, and specialized applications. The copper also enhances the fabric's overall durability and performance.
Seaqual Fiber
Seaqual Fiber
Seaqual fiber is a sustainable textile made from recycled ocean plastic. This eco-friendly material reduces ocean pollution and offers durability and versatility similar to traditional polyester. Used in various textile applications, Seaqual fiber promotes sustainability and helps preserve marine ecosystems.
Biodegradable Polyester
Biodegradable Polyester
Biodegradable polyester is a sustainable textile that degrades naturally through microbial activity, unlike + non-biodegradable polyester. It reduces plastic waste and offers an eco-friendly option for various textile applications, aligning with environmental conservation efforts.
Regenerated cotton
Regenerated cotton
Regenerated cotton is a sustainable textile made by recycling cotton waste into new yarns and fabrics. This process reduces environmental impact and retains the quality of traditional cotton, promoting circular economy principles. It is increasingly favored in sustainable fashion and textiles for its eco-friendly attributes.
Recycled Polyester
Recycled Polyester
Recycled polyester is made from post-consumer plastic waste, such as bottles. The process involves breaking down plastic into flakes, melting, and spinning it into new fibers. This sustainable material reduces waste and environmental impact while maintaining the durability and versatility of traditional polyester. It supports eco-friendly practices in clothing and textiles.
Recycled Denim
Recycled Denim
Recycled denim fabric offers an eco-friendly alternative to traditional denim by recycling textile waste. This innovative material reduces environmental impact through waste diversion and resource conservation.
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