Fabrix Unlimited

19/08/2025

SELLING:
Aluminium Rings for Baby Wearing
150.00 for 2 pairs ❤️

3inches inside diameter
(Weight tested)

02/08/2024

Unwashed and Undyed
Organic French Cotton French Terry
320gsm
Semi Mediumweigth
250/yard

02/08/2024

Unwashed and Undyed
Organic Cotton H**p French Terry
320gsm
Semi Mediumweight
250/yard

24/12/2023

02/08/2023

What makes a fabric sustainable? How do you know if fabric is sustainable really?
Well, first let’s touch on what makes an unsustainable clothing fabric.
Conventional fabrics used in fashion and home goods—i.e. cotton, viscose fabric, leather, among many others—have historically been developed with profit (not planet) in mind, entailing:
Environmentally devastating sourcing of raw materials (unsustainable farming, deforestation, and petroleum drilling)
Chemically-intensively material processing (plasticizing, bleaching, softening, and dyeing)
Poor end-of-life prospects (ways a garment can be disposed of) leading to tremendous amounts of textile waste—to the tune of almost 15 million tons per year in the US alone.
With that in mind, the Sustainable Jungle sustainable fabrics definition is this:
Textiles that significantly minimizes the impact of its conventional alternatives, whether through organic and chemical-free farming, use of recycled materials, circular manufacturing processes, and sustainable prospects for end-of-life disposal.
On the positive side, environmentally friendly fabrics are becoming easier and easier to find. Here’s our list of some of the most sustainable fabrics for clothing brands are using to stake their claim for a better fashion future.

The Full List Of Sustainable Fabrics
Natural Sustainable Clothing Fabrics (Vegan)
Organic Cotton
Recycled Cotton
H**p
Linen
Bamboo Linen
Cork
Recycled Synthetic Sustainable Clothing Fabrics (Vegan)
ECONYL®
Recycled polyester
Deadstock
Sustainable Semi-Synthetic Clothing Fabrics (Mostly Vegan)
Lyocell
Modal
Bamboo Lyocell
ECOVERO™
Piñatex
Bananatex®
SCOBY Leather
S.Cafe®
Brewed Protein
Apple Leather
Woocoa
Cupro
QMilk
Potentially-Sustainable Natural Animal Fabrics (Non-Vegan)
Sheep Wool
Merino Wool
Alpaca Wool
Cashmere
Camel
Yak Wool
Vegetable Tanned Leather
Down
Silk

01/08/2023

The Banton burial cloth is the oldest surviving specimen of textile in the Philippines. The description given to this abaca piece derives from its discovery in a cave in Banton Island, Romblon. Found accidentally in 1939 by Restituto Fonte, a farm boy who saw the cloth relatively intact inside one of several wooden coffins found together with human skulls and bones, and blue and white ceramics. The bones are believed to be from secondary burials.

(National Museum of the Philippines)

CCP Encylopedia of Philippine Art

30/07/2023

Clothing is a huge, fascinating subject. There are different basic types of clothing material – everything from linen to polyester – but it doesn’t end there. A coat and a jumper can look and feel completely different, even if they’re both made out of wool. There are so many different types of fabric to choose from.

But they are sorted into 3 BROAD CLASSES, namely:
Woven, Knit and NonWoven.

(comfortworld.uk)

28/07/2023

The oldest indication of fibre use is probably the discovery of flax and wool fabrics at excavation sites of the Swiss lake dwellers (7th and 6th centuries BCE). Several vegetable fibres were also used by prehistoric peoples. The art of weaving and spinning linen was already well developed in Egypt by 3400 BCE, indicating that flax was cultivated sometime before that date. Reports of the spinning of cotton in India date back to 3000 BCE. The manufacture of silk and silk products originated in the highly developed Chinese culture; the invention and development of sericulture (cultivation of silkworms for raw-silk production) and of methods to spin silk date from 2640 BCE.

27/07/2023

God will NEVER ever stop loving you. 🥰

28/06/2023

Waterproof Windprolike Fabric
White / Mustard Combi Color
60 Width
Only 10 Yards

14/05/2023

Happy Mother's Day sa ating magigiting na Nanay, NayTay!