The banana fibers are obtained by first extracting the fibers from the
banana peels and stems, which are then spun into yarns and woven into
fabrics.

Yes, they are biodegradable and can decompose naturally without causing harm to the environment.

Yes, they are durable and can withstand wear and tear. Banana fibers
have high tensile strength, making them ideal for producing textiles that last
long.

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Yes, they are soft and comfortable to wear. The fibers are naturally soft and smooth, making them perfect for creating textiles that feel good against the skin.

It depends on the production process, but sustainable textiles made from banana fibers can be affordable and competitive with traditional textiles.

Yes, it is possible to dye these textiles using natural dyes or synthetic dyes. However, using natural dyes is more sustainable and eco-friendly.

Yes, they can be used to create a wide range of clothing, including shirts, dresses, pants, and jackets, among others.

Yes, there are several environmental benefits. Banana fibers are
biodegradable, require less water and chemicals to produce, and can be sourced from renewable and sustainable resources.

Yes, AdireLounge is a sustainable textile startup that produces
eco-friendly and socially responsible fashion products, including sustainable textiles made from banana fibers.