Instead of wool, it is possible to use many natural vegan fabrics that do not harm the sheep. In fact, lately, there has been a huge increase in the production of high-performance vegan fabrics, the perfect combination of softness and sustainability. More and more clothing companies prefer these materials that do not support the cruelty of the wool industry.

For example, organic cotton is grown without harmful chemicals and without damaging ecosystems. Cotton production is known to improve soil quality and generally uses less water. Like other vegan fabrics, organic cotton is easier to clean than wool, dries faster and is softer to the touch.

Linen is a durable fabric that becomes softer and stronger with use. Vegan fabrics like linen can absorb up to 20 percent of its weight in moisture. Unlike wool, which takes a long time to dry, linen easily releases moisture into the air, keeping the person cool. It also requires much less pesticides and fertilizers than other products. At the same time, flax is both recyclable and biodegradable.

Dried seaweed is roughly crushed, ground and cellulose fiber is obtained from which a wide variety of textile materials are produced. The brown algae used in this material activate cell regeneration, prevent itching and purify the body from toxins.

Lyocell is a material made from wood pulp, produced in an environmentally friendly process. It is biodegradable, recyclable and naturally wrinkle free. Lyocell is a great alternative to silk.

Beechwood fiber (modal) is a type of rayon obtained only from renewable fibers of beech trees. Modal fabric is very soft and smooth with a medium to high sheen.

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