After the pineapple is harvested, the suitable plant leaves left behind are collected into bundles and the long fibers are extracted using a semi-automatic machine. The fibers are washed and then dried naturally in the sun, or in ovens during the rainy season. The dried fibers undergo a purification process to remove any impurities, resulting in a fluffy material.
Reducing Environmental Impact
Upgrading the use of agricultural waste
Provide a secondary income for pineapple growers
Reduces carbon emissions
Production & Manufacturing Process
Special Properties of Pineapple Leaf Fiber
It is the most porous bast fiber It has natural breathability
No need for water foaming Water and energy saving
Lighter and more hygroscopic than animal skin
Strong and durable, many uses such as cell phone cases, bags, garments, etc.