The lightest natural fibers in the world
Kapok fiber is about one-eighth that of cotton. Since the inside of the fiber is a straw-like cavity, it becomes a fluffy, light, soft and flexible fabric.
A plant fibre harvested from tree nuts, Kapok is an eco-friendly material cultivated and grown with minimal use of water and fertilizer.
Kapok fiber is about one-eighth that of cotton. Since the inside of the fiber is a straw-like cavity, it becomes a fluffy, light, soft and flexible fabric.
It absorbs moisture to enhance heat retention when it is cold, and releases moisture when it is hot to maintain a comfortable temperature.
Reduction of environmental impact. Kapok requires little pesticides, fertilizers and watering. There is no need to cut down the fruit that is the source of fiber, and it continues to absorb a large amount of CO2. It is a material with a very low environmental impact.
Loose-fit lightweight spring coat made with a blend of organic cotton and kapok, an environmentally friendly plant grown without pesticides. By usi...
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