The linen surface is concave and convex with unique material aesthetic feeling. The main process is to harvest the ripe flax from root to leaf, wait for it to decay, leaving only the solid fibre, which is then spun into linen fabric. Linen fabric is the strongest textile after synthetic fibre, its fibre strength not easy to tear, scratch and worn down. The clothes made of linen are retro and breathable, and they loved deeply by the public.

Like conventional polyester, recycled polyester (RPET), which is a synthetic fabric made from recycled synthetic fibres, uses PET as the raw material. Recycling polyester, however, uses existing plastics and not new materials to make fabrics (such as petroleum).In many cases, that existing plastic is your old water bottle or plastic bag, and after processed it's spun into a string of yarns that can turned into fibres that can then be blended into the fabric. Then it magically turns into that amazing functional backpack next to your desk, and outdoor clothing like sportswear, casual wear, and down jackets.

Viscose fibres are a sustainable alternative to cotton or polyester fibres; it is popular in the fashion world as a cheaper and more durable alternative to silk. It is commonly used in summer for pleated?dresses, short skirts, soft blouses, and velvets. Our choice of environmentally friendly is Modal Viscose, or Lenzing Viscose. It is less chemical fibres made from sustainably harvested Zelkova trees and environmentally friendly processing methods.