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AI Creates Cashmere: Sustainable Style Breakthrough

16 Dec

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Summary

  • Startup Everbloom uses AI to create luxury fibers from waste.
  • Their process upcycles keratin-rich waste into biodegradable materials.
  • The goal is to offer sustainable fashion at affordable prices.
AI Creates Cashmere: Sustainable Style Breakthrough

A new startup, Everbloom, is revolutionizing the textile industry by developing an AI-powered material science platform called Braid.AI. This technology transforms waste materials into high-quality, luxury fibers that are virtually indistinguishable from their natural counterparts, such as cashmere. By collecting and processing keratin-rich waste from farms and mills, Everbloom aims to combat unsustainable practices driven by the demand for fast fashion.

The company's proprietary process involves shredding waste, combining it with special compounds, and extruding it into pellets. These pellets are then spun into new fibers using standard polyester machinery. Braid.AI allows Everbloom to fine-tune the formulation and processing parameters to replicate various fiber qualities, including polyester replacements that are also biodegradable.

Everbloom's mission extends beyond creating eco-friendly materials; they strive for economic viability. Co-founder and CEO Sim Gulati emphasized the goal of making sustainable fashion more accessible, believing that eco-friendly products should not command a premium price. Their approach ensures both product benefits and economic advantages throughout the supply chain.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Everbloom's AI is named Braid.AI, and it's designed to create high-quality fibers from waste materials.
Everbloom uses Braid.AI to process keratin-rich waste, turning it into biodegradable fibers that mimic cashmere and other textiles.
No, Everbloom aims to make its sustainable fibers more economically viable, challenging the idea of a 'sustainable premium'.

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