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Fairbrics

Fairbrics utilizes CO2 waste to produce virgin synthetic fabrics, significantly reducing the fashion industry's reliance on fossil fuels. This process not only minimizes greenhouse gas emissions but also enhances the quality and performance of textiles.

Clichy, FranceFounded 2019297K+ followers
Updated 20 months ago

Funding

$8.3M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.

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Problem

The fashion industry relies heavily on fossil fuels for producing synthetic fabrics, contributing significantly to greenhouse gas emissions and environmental pollution. Traditional manufacturing processes lack sustainable alternatives, hindering efforts to reduce the industry's carbon footprint.

Solution

Fairbrics addresses this problem by capturing CO2 emissions and converting them into high-quality synthetic fabrics. Their innovative process reduces the fashion industry's dependence on fossil fuels, minimizing environmental impact. By valorizing CO2, Fairbrics offers a sustainable alternative that maintains or enhances the performance of textiles. This approach transforms carbon dioxide from a pollutant into a valuable resource, promoting a circular economy within the fashion, chemical, and packaging sectors. Fairbrics' technology enables the creation of virgin synthetic textiles and plastic packaging solutions with a reduced carbon footprint.

Target Audience

Fairbrics targets fashion brands, chemical companies, and packaging manufacturers seeking sustainable materials and reduced carbon emissions.

Features

  • CO2 capture and conversion into synthetic textiles.
  • Production of high-quality polyester (PET) from CO2 emissions.
  • Sustainable alternative to fossil fuel-based synthetic fabrics.
  • Applicable to the fashion, chemical, and packaging industries.
  • Potential for integration into existing manufacturing processes.
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