NOOSA™ is made out of polylactic acid, coming from GMO free crops.

NOOSA™ does not compete with the food industry. The proteinic value of the feedstock goes to the food industry where NOOSA™ focuses on carbohydrates (sugar and starch). This share is among others, already used for bioethanol production.

NOOSA™ fiber is industrially compostable. However, manufacturers and brands are most likely to transform the fiber, making the final product most likely non-biodegradable. That is why we have developed NOOCYCLE™ to pave the way for a circular textile economy and align with our beliefs.

We provide technical support services, tailored to optimize results at every stage of the manufacturing process, spanning from yarn spinning to thermosetting.

The majority of textile products put on the market globally must be labelled with the composition and percentage of the fibers which they are made of. However, depending on the countries, different regulations are applied. As an example, NOOSA™ is labelled 100% NOOSA™ polylactide / polylactid in Belgium and 100% NOOSA™ PLA in the U.S. We can provide you with more information about the various regulations.

The recycling of textiles containing NOOSA™ fiber is organized on a case-by-cases basis.

Since our fiber is man-made, we can adjust the length according to your needs. As a standard, we follow the cotton length.

We provide the technical data sheet for each product on demand.

Our product is normally white, but we can also offer colored yarn on demand with a MOQ. We can also provide you with a dyeing guide.

Yes, NOOCYCLE™ technology enables to separate NOOSA™ fiber from any type of components such as pigments, additives or any material blends (synthetic and natural fibers). To benefit from NOOCYCLE™, we require at least 50% of NOOSA™ in the final product.

They fall out of solution during solubilization and are then filtered and removed.

We are able to isolate other components without deteriorating them. They can then be revalorized through external partners (e.g. recycled wool fibers can be spinned).