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Pineapple
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United Kingdom / Philippines / Spain · Finished material manufacturer
Produces Piñatex, a pineapple-leaf-based non-woven textile. The company reports sourcing in the Philippines and finishing in Spain. This finished composite should be distinguished from raw pineapple leaf fiber.
Product: Coated non-woven textile
View profile and sources for Ananas Anam (Piñatex®) →Pineapple
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Singapore · Fiber and textile supplier
NEXTEVO lists ready-to-spin pineapple leaf fiber (PALF), blended yarns and blended fabrics. Its Singapore contact address is not confirmation of where your order is produced. Choose a product form first, then request its composition and current supply terms.
Product: Ready-to-spin pineapple leaf fiber, blended yarns and fabrics
View profile and sources for NEXTEVO →Pineapple
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Philippines (published PALF feedstock origin; processing site to confirm) · Pineapple leaf fiber supplier
Dole Specialty Ingredients lists pineapple leaf fiber sourced from the Philippines, with textiles and composite materials among its proposed uses. Ask for a specification and sample before assessing suitability for your production process. This is distinct from Dole’s pineapple dietary-fiber powder.
Product: Pineapple leaf fiber (PALF); grade and preparation to confirm
View profile and sources for Dole Specialty Ingredients →Pineapple
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Taiwan (company base; confirm production site for each item) · Yarn and fabric supplier
UKL lists yarns and fabrics blended with pineapple leaf fiber (PALF). Use its materials catalogue for textile sourcing. EVOPURE+ is UKL’s clothing brand and has a separate shop for finished products.
Product: Pineapple leaf fiber blend yarns and woven or knitted fabrics
View profile and sources for UKL (EVOPURE+ apparel brand) →Pineapple
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Kenya (maker’s project description) · Footwear and accessories project
In a What Design Can Do project entry, Pine Kazi described using pineapple waste to make shoes and bags in Kenya. We could not verify a current offer for fiber, yarn or fabric. Buyers sourcing textile inputs should start with the reviewed pineapple suppliers.
Product: Shoes and bags described by the maker
View profile and sources for Pine Kazi →Banana
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Gitega, Burundi (company profile; production site not independently checked) · Banana fiber producer; self-described social enterprise
ECOFITEXT describes producing fiber from banana agricultural residues in Burundi. In correspondence shared with Beyond Cotton, its representative described partnerships with local farmers and training and employment for vulnerable women. Current supply quantities and product specifications need confirmation.
Product: Banana-stem fiber input; current grades and availability to confirm
View profile and sources for ECOFITEXT →Hemp
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Netherlands (group contact); Germany and Romania (listed group locations) · Technical fiber processor
HempFlax offers HempFiber for industrial applications including composites and high-volume textile processing. This is a technical fiber input, not ready-to-sew apparel fabric. Confirm the processing grade with your manufacturer.
Product: Bulk technical hemp fiber
View profile and sources for HempFlax →Hemp
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Canada (head office); United States and Germany (reported processing facilities) · Technical fiber processor
Bast Fibre Technologies develops sero hemp fiber for nonwoven applications such as wipes and hygiene products. Its company pages report processing facilities in Lumberton, North Carolina, and Tönisvorst, Germany. This listing is for processed fiber, not retail apparel fabric.
Product: Processed hemp fiber for nonwovens
View profile and sources for Bast Fibre Technologies →Hemp
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Los Angeles, California, United States (shop/contact address) · Textile supplier and importer
Hemp Traders sells stocked hemp fabrics, yarns and fiber. Its company history also describes knitting selected textiles in Los Angeles using imported yarn; confirm the production origin of each item rather than assuming the whole range is US-made.
Product: Hemp fabrics, yarns and bast fiber
View profile and sources for Hemp Traders →Hemp
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Glenwood Springs, Colorado, United States (headquarters) · Fabric developer, manufacturer and importer
EnviroTextiles describes developing, manufacturing and distributing hemp textiles. Its fabric range includes apparel and upholstery constructions sourced internationally. The Colorado address is its headquarters, not evidence that a particular fabric is woven there.
Product: Hemp and hemp-blend fabrics
View profile and sources for EnviroTextiles →Flax / linen
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Normandy, France (published flax production region) · Flax processing cooperative
TERRE DE LIN describes processing flax straw into scutched fiber and tow, then hackled sliver. It markets scutched flax through COMLIN and describes TEX NORD as its fiber marketing subsidiary. These are inputs for further processing, not ready-to-sew clothing fabric.
Product: Scutched flax fiber, tow and hackled sliver
View profile and sources for TERRE DE LIN →Flax / linen
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Villa d’Almè, Italy (published production and development site; confirm the mill for each order) · Yarn spinner
Linificio offers yarns for weaving, knitwear and technical applications. Its range includes linen and blends, including cotton-containing options. Work with your knitting or weaving partner to specify a suitable yarn rather than choosing by fiber name alone.
Product: Linen yarns and blended yarns
View profile and sources for Linificio e Canapificio Nazionale →Flax / linen
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Belgium (published weaving location for apparel fabrics) · Fabric weaving manufacturer
Libeco offers woven linen fabrics for apparel and accessories. Its apparel page states that clothing fabrics are woven in Belgium and describes stock-supported collections and development options. Confirm availability and specifications for the selected fabric.
Product: Woven linen apparel fabrics
View profile and sources for Libeco →Flax / linen
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Confirm dispatch location and shipping to your destination · Fabric retailer and wholesale supplier
Fabrics-store.com offers linen fabric for sewing projects and larger orders. Its help center describes regular yardage, pre-cut remnants and wholesale purchasing. This is a fabric buying option; the listing does not establish that the retailer grows flax or operates a weaving mill.
Product: Linen fabric by the yard and in bolts
View profile and sources for Fabrics-store.com →Banana
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Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India (published business address) · Banana-blend yarn and fabric manufacturer
BanFab describes manufacturing banana-fiber yarns and fabrics for woven, knitted and canvas applications. Its business address is in Coimbatore; confirm the production location and available specification for each order.
Product: Banana-fiber blend yarns and fabrics
View profile and sources for BanFab →Banana
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Accra and Kumasi, Ghana (locations stated on the company website) · Banana-fiber supply-chain project in pre-launch
The company’s main website says it is in pre-launch and is not accepting product enquiries yet. A separate textile page still describes fiber inputs and development batches; treat these as planned capabilities, not a currently available supply offer.
Product: Planned banana-fiber inputs; product enquiries not yet open
View profile and sources for The Banana Fiber Company →Hemp
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Saint-Lyé, France (published cooperative address) · Hemp-growing and processing cooperative
La Chanvrière markets textile hemp fibers under its Canalia brand. The range distinguishes short fibers for cotton-system spinning, medium-fiber sliver and long fibers for flax spinning. These are inputs for mills; the long-fiber page describes R&D tests, so confirm commercial readiness for the selected grade.
Product: Short hemp fibers, hemp sliver and long-fiber development grades
View profile and sources for La Chanvrière (Canalia) →Flax / linen
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Sailly-sur-la-Lys, France (headquarters); Szczytno and Miłakowo, Poland (listed spinning sites) · Linen yarn spinner
Safilin describes in-house flax preparation, spinning, twisting and winding into yarn packages for further textile manufacture. Its published range covers fine and coarser linen yarns. This is a mill sourcing option for weaving or knitting, rather than fabric sold by the metre.
Product: Wet-spun, dry-spun and open-end linen yarns
View profile and sources for Safilin →Coconut
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Sri Lanka; production network in Sri Lanka, India and Indonesia · Coir fiber and product manufacturer
Manufactures coconut-husk coir fiber, twine and yarn for applications including brushes, matting, carpets, horticulture and bedding. This is an industrial and home-products sourcing route; clothing-grade fiber or apparel fabric has not been confirmed.
Product: Industrial coir fiber, twine and yarn
View profile and sources for Hayleys Fibre →Jute
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West Bengal, India · Jute yarn and fabric manufacturer
Manufactures jute products at Bauria in Howrah, with its head office in Kolkata. Its range includes yarn, hessian and sacking cloth, non-wovens and geotextiles. Published applications focus on packaging, furnishings and industrial uses; confirm suitability before specifying a clothing fabric.
Product: Jute yarn, woven fabrics and non-wovens
View profile and sources for Gloster Limited →Flax / linen
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Harelbeke, Belgium (company address and yarn stock service); partner spinning mills in Asia · Flax fiber processor and linen yarn supplier
Processes flax into cottonised fiber and combed tops for spinning. Its linen yarn offer is sourced from partner spinners in Asia, with stock held in Belgium. This gives mills a choice of prepared fiber or yarn; it is not a ready-to-sew fabric supplier.
Product: Cottonised flax fiber, flax tops and linen yarns
View profile and sources for Jos Vanneste →Flax / linen
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Kells, County Antrim, Northern Ireland (published company address) · Linen fabric producer and stock-service supplier
Offers linen fabrics ranging from lightweight shirting and blouse cloth to heavier tailoring and upholstery constructions. Its stock catalogue lists fabric weights, widths and finishes, helping buyers select a specific cloth before requesting samples and pricing.
Product: Linen fabrics for clothing and furnishings
View profile and sources for Baird McNutt Irish Linen →Flax / linen
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Banbridge, County Down, Northern Ireland (published weaving and finishing location) · Fabric weaving manufacturer
Weaves fabrics for apparel, interiors and costume work at its Banbridge mill. Its wholesale offer separates stocked cloth from bespoke weaving, with samples available by enquiry. Choose a fabric construction and end use before requesting a quote.
Product: Pure linen and blended woven fabrics
View profile and sources for John England →Wool
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Ilkley, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom (company address) · Wholesale yarn supplier
Knoll Yarns supplies lambswool and pure new wool yarns to knitwear and weaving businesses. Its Supersoft collection offers a stock-service starting point for wool projects. Request shade cards and confirm the selected color and quantity with the company or its regional agent.
Product: Wool yarns for knitting and weaving
View profile and sources for Knoll Yarns →Wool
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Lower Hutt, New Zealand (published company and yarn-production location) · Yarn spinner
Woolyarns makes yarns for knitting and weaving manufacturers, including Perino animal-fiber blends and custom yarns. Match the blend and count to your machinery, then ask which stock or custom-order route applies.
Product: Wool and animal-fiber blend yarns for knitwear and weaving
View profile and sources for Woolyarns →Silk
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Stockport, United Kingdom (company and warehouse location) · Fabric wholesaler and converter
Bennett Silks supplies fabrics from its Stockport warehouse, with stock cutting, swatches and colour cards. Its collections include chiffon, crepe de chine, habotai and other constructions. Buyers can enquire about custom colours and printing separately.
Product: Silk fabrics, stock cuts and bespoke dyeing or printing
View profile and sources for Bennett Silks →Silk
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Portland, Oregon, United States (published shop address) · Silk fabric supplier
Aurora Silk lists silk fabrics by the yard and sample portfolios, including eri and tussah fabric options. It offers retail purchasing and wholesale enquiries, with product-specific availability to check before planning production.
Product: Silk fabric by the yard and fabric sample portfolios
View profile and sources for Aurora Silk & Natural Dyes →Try fewer filters, or suggest a producer.
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