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Natural Fibers

SheepNatural fibres are greatly elongated substances produced by plants and animals that can be spun into filaments, thread or rope. Woven, knitted, matted or bonded, they form fabrics that are essential to society.

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Natural Fibers Coalition

Today, there is a renewed interest in the natural fibers that clothed our ancestors, and still bring great value to modern-day life and comfort. But, many of us who appreciate these classic natural fibers may not have grown up learning how to use and care for them in our everyday lives. We haven't witnessed the "Goat to Coat" process of raising a fiber animal, shearing it, spinning and weaving the cloth, and then knitting, sewing, or weaving the article of clothing. It's an amazing process that brings great rewards. read more...

Ancient fabrics, high-tech geotextiles

Today, most natural fibres are still used to make clothing and containers and to insulate, soften and decorate our living spaces. Increasingly, however, traditional textiles are being used for industrial purposes as well as in components of composite materials, in medical implants, and geo- and agro-textiles.

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