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Sign upA leather alternative made with marine biomass, invasive seaweed and seafood waste, collected along the Atlantic coast
A leather alternative made with marine biomass, invasive seaweed and seafood waste, collected along the Atlantic coast
SeiShell®, a high-quality coated textile, is: - Exceptionally durable. - Plastic-free. - Plug-and-play and scalable: its recipe allows an efficient roll-to-roll production (by kilometer). SeiShell® is made with: - A backing textile: fabric made from algae fibers, that leverages our seaweed yarn. - Other layers: with seaweed and seafood waste. - Natural coating. - Seaweed pigments. SeiShell® allows us to repurpose ocean materials that would otherwise be considered waste. SeiShell® is aligned with the industry trends in terms of quality and aesthetic appealing, and with the needs of its designers.
ER LAB
ER LAB is a next-gen material company, crafting high-quality materials from marine biomass and marine litter.
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