Kaelir
Apparel made from banana-plant agricultural waste, turning what farmers discard into wearable fabric, based in Tirupur.
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Kaelir makes clothing from fibre spun out of banana-plant agricultural waste, turning what farmers would otherwise discard into wearable fabric. Building a textile from crop waste means no extra land, water or crop grown just for cloth. A Tirupur label offering apparel with a genuinely inventive, low-impact origin.
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