Environmental Sensitive Milk Material For Skin Protection

Milk is not only good for health, but also can be prevented from wearing it. Skin sensitivity And support environmental protection. According to reports, a young German designer, Dumet, has developed an environmentally friendly textile material made entirely of milk, such as silk and cotton knitted fabric. Dairy production is scheduled for mass production next year. Several companies have expressed interest in ordering the new product. change To open up new markets.

Do Muskie, a 28 year old designer, won the award from the German Textile Research Association Based on milk costume design. Jansen, the president of the association, said that clothing now relies heavily on natural resources such as petroleum by-products or water, and it costs thousands of gallons to produce a small amount of cotton cloth. "All oil based products are limited, such as cotton cloth, which requires a lot of land. Source of water And chemical products are also limited, so the future fiber and textile production Pattern We must change. "

　　 The cost is 170 yuan per kilogram.

Do Muskie said that the concept of dairy clothing comes from its cancer stepfather. He was treated with severe skin sensitivity, even wearing ordinary clothes. This inspired her to develop all natural fibers that did not cause allergies. She said milk fibers had already appeared in 1930s, but most of them used excessive acrylic acid, and she wanted to make full organic fibers.

After two years of continuous attempts, the team's lab team reduced milk to protein powder, which was compressed into a thread that could be woven into fibers after boiling. She acknowledges that the cost of the fiber is higher than that of organic cotton yarn, and 20 euros (about 170 yuan) can only produce 1 kilograms. Only hope that manufacturers can reduce transport costs and overall prices.

　　 Carmakers are also interested.

Mr Duo is currently using products only on its own brand production line. There are car manufacturers looking at dairy materials that have potential to be used as seat covers. There are also service companies interested in making anti sensitive materials for making hotel and hospital beds. Jansen said that the German textile industry needs to develop creative products to compete in the fierce competition. Do Muskie's research is expected to expand to different industries and create various new products.