It Is Beyond Logic And Above Reason! Cement And Coffee On Top

What fabric is comfortable, environmentally friendly and stylish? I am afraid the answer given by Lady Gaga will not contain these materials: cement, coffee, tea, milk and liquefied fiber.

Scientists invented various technologies to extract clothes from the above materials. fibre The fashion industry is an eye opener. As suzanni, who developed the "green tea fashion", said, "LadyGaga will wear clothes made of meat. Why not wear the clothes I made?" In my opinion, this is even more delicious and cool.

Coffee spinning

Coffee yarn developed by Singtex, a Taiwan textile company Fabric The fabric called S.Cafe is made from recycled coffee grounds and added into the sweat fiber by special process. The coffee residue was carbonized at 160 ~180 and high temperature. After being treated by wire drawing, it turned into yarn.

Clothes made from coffee grounds can not only dry quickly but also protect against ultraviolet radiation. Moreover, the ability to absorb odors is super, and the holes on its surface can absorb gas molecules. During the summer season, wearing a coffee gauze, not only sunscreen and sweat, but also remove sweat and stink.

The coffee residue needed to make a garment consumes a lot of coffee beans. Such worries are unnecessary. Because the coffee residue left by making a cup of coffee is enough to make two t-shirt size clothes.

　 "Cement" skirt

Fashion designers from the University of Sheffield, the London Fashion Institute and the University of oester in England have jointly developed the world's first air cleaning garment, "she", which is made of "transparent" cement with ductility.

"Transparent" cement is actually sprayed concrete, mainly cement and gravel. It can absorb pollutants from the air, and has been applied to buildings that protect air quality in Europe. But it is an unprecedented practice as a clothing material.

According to the designer, "she" contains titanium dioxide, which can react with pollutants in the air under the action of sunlight and remove organic compounds such as nitrogen oxides. Some experts say that "she" can reduce the content of nitrogen dioxide and carbon monoxide in the surrounding area by 65%.

Milk fiber

Anke Domask, a German fashion designer, made special casein from milk powder. Fabric The introduction of milk fashion.

By extracting casein from milk powder, adding special mixture and putting into equipment similar to meat grinder, the artificial milk fiber without any chemical substance was produced in the laboratory for heating, pressurizing and shaping.

Multi musk named QMilch for the new fabric and introduced his fashion brand, miss Kiki. QMilch is completely free from chemicals and extracted from milk that can not be used for food production. The fabric made of it has good shape and color stability, silk like texture, no taste, washable, and the process is quite environmentally friendly, and the price is lower than that of acrylic fiber. According to the introduction, about 6 litres of milk can make a dress.

　 Green tea "seed" shirt

The scientists of the Imperial College of London, in collaboration with the British central Saint Martin School of art and design, developed a fabric that is both leather and fabric with light weight. This fabric has been used to make shirts, jackets, women's wear and shoes. The British call it tea shirts because they are made of tea.

Tea shirts are made from waste green tea, sugar and other nutrients. The mixed solution stimulates the growth of Acetobacter spp. and produces cellulose filaments. Under the action of cellulose, the tea shirt gets stronger and stronger. The washing and drying of tea shirts will become transparent and even tough as leather.

But wearing a tea shirt on the street, the strong smell may attract the passers-by to look at it. After all, fungi are constantly growing, and it will take a while to overcome this problem. However, with the depletion of natural resources, the market prospect of such biologic fabrics is very considerable. {page_break}

　　 Watering pot

From cheese, insulating materials to hair, sprinkling can bring out a lot of surprises. Now, this list has another new member. Clothes.

British company Fabrican has found a way to glue and liquefy fibers, so that the textile can be sprayed out of the watering pot or spray gun and sprayed directly onto the body or model. As the solvent evaporates, the fibers are bonded together to form an absolutely fitting garment. In addition to the clothing industry, the technology also has family, industrial, private and medical uses. The first "spray show" was held in autumn 2010. Consumers can accept this kind of clothes, let's wait and see.