Skin Fibre Market, By Fibre Type (Natural Fibres, Synthetic Fibres), By Application (Clothing and Apparel, Home Textiles, Medical and Healthcare, Industrial Applications), By End-User (Fashion Industry, Healthcare Sector, Home and Interior, Industrial Sector), By Price Range (Premium Segment, Mid-Range Segment, Economy Segment), By Sustainability and Eco-Friendliness (Sustainable Fibres, Conventional Fibres), By Geography (North America, Latin America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Middle East & Africa)
In 2022, Adidas (athletic apparel and footwear corporation) launched a new line of clothing made with a fabric that contains Tencel Lyocell, a type of skin fibre made from wood pulp. The fabric is said to be soft, breathable, and moisture-wicking.
In 2021, Patagonia launched a new line of baselayers made with a fabric that contains Coolmax, a type of skin fibre that is known for its moisture-wicking properties. The baselayers are designed to keep wearers cool and dry during high-intensity activities.
In 2020, Lululemon launched a new line of yoga pants made with a fabric that contains Nulux, a type of skin fibre that is said to be four times more durable than cotton. The yoga pants are designed to be comfortable and supportive during yoga and other workouts.
In february 2022, Naturex opened a new research & development center in India. Naturex inaugurated its new R&D center in Gurugram, India, focused on natural extracts from plants, algae, and seaweeds. This facility will aid research on formulating novel natural fibres from various sources for skin and personal care applications. It reinforces Naturex's commitment to the Asia market for natural skin fibres.
In March 2021, the FDA approved StemSpire's silk stem cell therapy. StemSpire received approval from the FDA for Phase I/II clinical trial of its silk-based stem cell therapy for wound healing. This regulatory approval validates potential of silk biomaterials in regenerative medicines and therapies. It suggests future growth avenues for skin fibres produced from silk in the medical industry.