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Micro'be' fermented fashion: a fabric that grows….
A garment that forms itself without a single stitch!
Source  : New Cloth Market

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Once the initial teething problems of the material are overcome, this material will be a cost effective, low environmental impact, labour friendly and biodegradable textile donned by the world as a fermented garment. An important objective of the textile and sports industry is the production of seamless wear. One of the future aims of the Micro 'be' project is to produce seamless garments. By using the bacteria to form the garment, we can replace weaving machinery that presently is not capable of producing 3-D seamless wear. Small scale tests with the Micro 'be' project have successfully produced a seamless item of clothing. This too, needs further research to perfect the technique and scaling up in size.


The ultimate goal of the Micro 'be' project will be to create a seamless, biosynthetic garment that forms without a single stitch.


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