Silk
Silk is one of the oldest fibers in the world. In the long history of evolution, silk has been known as the "Queen of Fibers" for its unique luster, soft texture and rare production method, symbolizing dignity, elegance and exquisite life. Firelady Sheepskin's silk is imported from its origin. At present, it has achieved sustainable development from mulberry leaf planting-silkworm cocoon production-silk reeling process-weaving and dyeing.
According to data reports, the flax growing process in Europe absorbs 250,000 tons of carbon dioxide each year. The flax purchased by Firelady Sheepskin is processed through a process that does not pollute the environment, treats industrial wastewater according to strict standards, and uses high-quality natural flax fibers made using a pure natural plant dyeing method. It can be said that the overall processing process is more environmentally friendly than flax growing.
Tencel, one of the green fibers, is made from natural beech wood collected from virgin forests. How can we make Tencel more environmentally friendly? So we chose suppliers who used new technologies such as energy saving, consumption reduction, pollution reduction, and dye-free in the fiber production process, so as to achieve no negative impact on the environment and finally return to nature.