M.eco-fabrics

Your eco-choice, inspired by Nature

"The fashion and Textile industry is considered & quote the second biggest polluter in the world next to crude oil & quote" (fabrics of the world, 2018)

"The production of garments is 400% more than it was 20 years ago" (Charpail, 2017)

"Micro-fiber plastic pollution, one of the most prominent forms of micro-plastic pollution" (Singh, Mishra & Das, 2020)

"Seychelles, could potentially be releasing about 4.2 million – 7 million microfiber after one week of washing" (Vassilenko et al., 2019, Dine, 2020)

+248 2 614 733 info@mecofabrics.com

Reimagining Materials, Redefining Impact

M.ecofabrics SeyCCAT BGF8 project starts it's first educational activity with Seychelles National History Museum kids club, using invasive vines with the help and know how of RRB Colibri handicraft services

Highlights:

M.eco-fabrics, joins the fight against the impacts of climate change and microfiber plastic pollution by providing you with ocean friendly products and actively engages in community projects to control invasive species.

Your eco choice, Inspired by Nature

Invasive Species

Banana Fiber

Invasive Species

“Seaweed solutions –

From sea to craft”

Seaweed

M.eco-fabrics, your local choice ''inspired by nature'', provides a more accessible service to the working women and men in the Seychelles a variety of exotic fibers and colors locally designed and fashioned in Seychelles into an eco-friendly textile product to our customers liking.

Products

Before we jump into the products made from banana fiber, let’s understand from where it comes. Banana fiber is extracted from the pseudostem (the thick, fleshy trunk) of the banana plant.

After harvesting banana fruits, the pseudostems are usually discarded and allow it for decomposition. .

Choosing M.eco-fabrics is choosing to be part of the global fashion movement for sustainable change against climate change and micro-fiber plastic pollution.

M.eco-fabrics

Your eco-choice, inspired by Nature

"The fashion and Textile industry is considered & quote the second biggest polluter in the world next to crude oil & quote" (fabrics of the world, 2018)

"The production of garments is 400% more than it was 20 years ago" (Charpail, 2017)

"Micro-fiber plastic pollution, one of the most prominent forms of micro-plastic pollution" (Singh, Mishra & Das, 2020)

"Seychelles, could potentially be releasing about 4.2 million – 7 million microfiber after one week of washing" (Vassilenko et al., 2019, Dine, 2020)

+248 2 614 733 info@mecofabrics.com

Highlights:

M.eco-fabrics, joins the fight against the impacts of climate change and microfiber plastic pollution by providing you with ocean friendly products and actively engages in community projects to control invasive species.

Banana Fiber

Invasive Species

M.eco-fabrics, your local choice ''inspired by nature'', provides a more accessible service to the working women and men in the Seychelles a variety of exotic fibers and colors locally designed and fashioned in Seychelles into an eco-friendly textile product to our customers liking.

Before we jump into the products made from banana fiber, let’s understand from where it comes. Banana fiber is extracted from the pseudostem (the thick, fleshy trunk) of the banana plant.

After harvesting banana fruits, the pseudostems are usually discarded and allow it for decomposition. .

Choosing M.eco-fabrics is choosing to be part of the global fashion movement for sustainable change against climate change and micro-fiber plastic pollution.

Read more here

University of
Seychelles

SeyCCAT

Plant Conservation Action Group

Seychelles Institute of
Technology

Seychelles Institute of
Arts and Design

M.eco-fabrics

Your eco-choice, inspired by Nature

"The fashion and Textile industry is considered & quote the second biggest polluter in the world next to crude oil & quote" (fabrics of the world, 2018)

"The production of garments is 400% more than it was 20 years ago" (Charpail, 2017)

"Micro-fiber plastic pollution, one of the most prominent forms of micro-plastic pollution" (Singh, Mishra & Das, 2020)

"Seychelles, could potentially be releasing about 4.2 million – 7 million microfiber after one week of washing" (Vassilenko et al., 2019, Dine, 2020)

+248 2 614 733 info@mecofabrics.com

Highlights:

M.eco-fabrics, joins the fight against the impacts of climate change and microfiber plastic pollution by providing you with ocean friendly products and actively engages in community projects to control invasive species.

Banana Fiber

Invasive Species

M.eco-fabrics, your local choice ''inspired by nature'', provides a more accessible service to the working women and men in the Seychelles a variety of exotic fibers and colors locally designed and fashioned in Seychelles into an eco-friendly textile product to our customers liking.

Before we jump into the products made from banana fiber, let’s understand from where it comes. Banana fiber is extracted from the pseudostem (the thick, fleshy trunk) of the banana plant. After harvesting banana fruits, the pseudostems are usually discarded and allow it for decomposition. .

Choosing M.eco-fabrics is choosing to be part of the global fashion movement for sustainable change against climate change and micro-fiber plastic pollution.

Read more here

University of Seychelles

SeyCCAT

Plant Conservation Action Group

Seychelles Institute of Technology

Seychelles Institute of Arts and Design

Before we jump into the products made from banana fiber, let’s understand from where it comes. Banana fiber is extracted from the pseudostem (the thick, fleshy trunk) of the banana plant.

After harvesting banana fruits, the pseudostems are usually discarded and allow it for decomposition. .

University of
Seychelles

Seychelles Institute of
Technology

Seychelles Institute of
Arts and Design