Technology Overview：
Recycled pineapple leaves have given rise to a new sustainable textile: Pineapple Leaf Fiber (PALF). It can be spun into yarn, woven into fabric, and even transformed into leather-like materials from production residue. PALF supports responsible consumption by turning agricultural waste into eco-friendly fashion. Its applications span a wide range of products, including T-shirts, knitwear, bags, hats, home furnishings, and cultural gifts—blending sustainability with style.
Industrial Applications：
Pineapple leaf fiber yarn is made from recycled agricultural wasteand features natural antibacterial, breathable, and biodegradable properties. Using professional textile techniques, it can be blended with natural fibers like cotton or tencel to create soft, comfortable fabrics. It is widely applied in T-shirts, knitwear, scarves, towels, bags, and home textiles, combining style with sustainability. By turning discarded pineapple leaves into valuable materials, it helps reduce agricultural waste and carbon emissions. With strong potential in circular economy and green fashion, it is gaining attention from more brands and designers.