Ramie fiber is a natural textile material extracted from the ramie plant. Its fiber length can be 2 to 7 times that of cotton, its tensile strength is twice that of cotton fiber, and its moisture absorption and breathability are 3 to 5 times greater than those of cotton fiber. It also contains natural antibacterial components and maintains a 98% antibacterial rate even after 50 washes.
Flax fiber was the first plant fiber used by humans to make textiles, and it is also the strongest natural fiber. As a natural cellulose fiber similar to wood, flax fiber plays a very important role in the field of composite materials.
Jute fiber is one of the most affordable natural fibers. It is highly absorbent, dries quickly, is abrasion-resistant, and biodegradable. Known as the “golden fiber,” it is widely used in home decor, building materials, environmental protection, and automotive interiors.