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Kapok, a sustainable material made from tree nuts

Explore our collection of Kapok apparel, made from a blend of organic cotton and natural kapok fibers for a fit that is soft and lightweight! Durable and comfortable, our garments are perfect for everyday wear to stay warm this fall and winter.

We offer a range of different materials and textures to upgrade your seasonal wardrobe, including soft, thick corduroy and moleskin, sturdy kapok denim, and airy double gauze.

This line is made with a blend of organic cotton and kapok, an environmentally friendly plant grown with little fertilizer and water without pesticides. By using a fabric that mixes kapok with cotton, it is softer and lighter than conventional 100% cotton. The fiber is hollow and contains a lot of air, so it is light and warm.

With a variety of styles and fits, from jackets to jeans and skirts, you can find the perfect piece to match any outfit in our Kapok collection! 

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Kapok Apparel

Soft, Lightweight, & Perfect for Everyday Wear

Experience the unmatched softness and eco-friendly charm of our Kapok collection—sustainably crafted for comfort and care, both for you and the planet. Once unsuitable for yarn, kapok has gained attention as new technologies now enable its use in sustainable spinning, weaving, and apparel production.

Kapok Fibre

Sustainable Fiber

Kapok is derived from the tall deciduous trees native to Indonesia, Thailand, and India, where it thrives with minimal intervention. These trees grow naturally with sunlight and rainwater, requiring little to no pesticides, fertilizers, or excessive watering. On Java Island, Indonesia, MUJI cultivates kapok in near-natural conditions, with trees systematically planted at intervals of about 5 meters.

Kapok Tree

Gentle On The Planet

Unlike cotton or linen, kapok harvesting does not involve mowing the plant. Instead, the trees continue to grow taller and larger, contributing to the environment by absorbing carbon dioxide and converting it into oxygen. The entire tree performs photosynthesis, making kapok forests a powerful ally in reducing CO2 and combating global warming.