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Piña (Pineapple) Cloth, Philippines — The Textile Atlas
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V&A on Twitter: "🍍wedding dress? Using pineapple fibres for cloth was very fashionable in early 1840s France and was complimented for its smoothness and 'brightness of the purest wave of water'. Discover #
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The clothes of the future could be made from pineapples and bananas | World Economic Forum
Pineapple fibre applications: Technical textile solutions
What is pineapple fibre and how do you make textiles from it?
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Traditional Philippine gowns made of "piña" or fabric woven from the fiber of pineapple leaves. After fruit harvesting, pineapple leaves can also be used to obtain natural textile fibers used in clothing.
Are Plant-Derived Materials the Future of Fast Fashion? H&M Makes Clothes from Pineapple Leaves, Orange Peels, and Algae | Vogue
