Everbloom
Everbloom is a material science company developing next-generation noble fibers from pre-existing organic proteins, offering a sustainable alternative to traditional textiles. Their process creates materials that are softer than merino, more indulgent than cashmere, and stronger than silk, while dramatically reducing environmental impact compared to wool production.
- Clean Technology
- Fashion Technology
- New Materials
Funding
Funding not disclosed
- endgamecapital.vc (opens in a new tab)investor website
- meliorate.earth (opens in a new tab)investor website
- oxonianventures.com (opens in a new tab)investor website
Founders
Product
Problem
The global fiber market, valued at $994 billion, remains heavily dependent on fossil-fuel-based synthetics that are non-biodegradable, with two-thirds of all fiber production currently relying on these unsustainable materials. As consumer and regulatory demand grows for recyclable, scalable alternatives, existing natural fibers like wool and cashmere face significant environmental and capacity limitations.
Solution
Everbloom harnesses pre-existing organic proteins to develop next-generation materials, tapping into abundant natural potential to achieve exceptional performance levels. The Everbloom Process transforms these proteins into noble fibers that rival and exceed traditional luxury materials, delivering a product that is softer than merino, more indulgent than cashmere, and stronger than silk. By leveraging naturally advanced protein engineering, the company creates circular, biodegradable materials that meet the performance demands of modern textile applications while addressing the environmental footprint of conventional fiber production.
Target Audience
Primary customers are fashion and textile brands seeking sustainable, high-performance fiber alternatives, as well as material manufacturers and supply chain partners looking to transition away from fossil-fuel-based synthetics.
Features
- Proprietary protein-based material platform that repurposes pre-existing organic proteins into high-performance fibers
- Material performance exceeding traditional luxury textiles: softer than merino, more indulgent than cashmere, stronger than silk
- Circular production process designed for biodegradability and recyclability, eliminating reliance on fossil-fuel feedstocks
- 94% lower land footprint compared to wool production
- 4x lower GHG emissions than wool production
- Reduced water usage compared to conventional wool manufacturing