German Fashion Designers Make Clothes With Milk.

A young fashion designer in Hannover, Germany, started a revolution in the high-end fashion industry by using milk, a common object in the fridge, to design clothes for materials.

Anke Dumas, 28, has developed a fabric called QMilch, using the highest quality casein of milk protein.

This is the first man-made fiber without chemical composition.

"This cloth feels like silk and has no smell. You can do it like anything else.

QMilch comes from natural materials, not only ecological, but also has many benefits to health. Toure Silk said that amino acids in protein have antibacterial and anti-aging effects, and can help regulate human blood circulation.

Toure Silk's clothing brand Mademoiselle Chi Chi has begun to implant this milk fiber in its series of designs.

Miss Qi is very popular with Micha, Barton and Ashley Simpson.

Milk fiber has always existed since the 30s of last century, but a large number of chemicals are usually used through non ecologicalization.

Casein is extracted from milk powder and heated with other natural ingredients in a machine similar to meat grinder.

Fibers come out and spin on the spun yarn of the spinning machine.

Toure Silk said that it takes 6 litres of milk and 150-200 euros to make a complete set of dresses.

Fortunately, there is no "termination date" for such a price.

During heating, molecules will be combined in a way to avoid protein decay.

Because of its antibacterial properties, milk fiber can also be used in medicine and cosmetics, and even some automobile companies are exploring its application in automotive decoration materials.