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ALOEVERA

Customization of the product is also available on the basis of:

• GSM (Gram / Sq. meter): 100 - 250 GSM

• Material/Composition: 100% Aloevera or can be blended with other fibers as per the requirement.

• Fabric type: Woven

• Weave type: Woven: Plain / Twill / Basket / Satin / Sateen

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ALOEVERA

The Aloe Vera plant is known as the “Lily of the Desert” and the “plant of immortality” due to its medicinal effects.

The plant consists of 96% water and the leaf itself contains 75 nutrients and 200 active compounds and 12 vitamins. The content of the plant is known the help to rejuvenate skin cells, formation of healthy dermis, fights against skin damage and keeps the skin free from microbial infections.

The cosmetic industry’s increase in demand for Aloe Vera Gels, has seen a rise in farming land designated to Aloe Vera cultivation in India. The Aloe Vera plant’s outer skin is rich in fiber and perfect to extract to be blended with organic cotton and made into fabric.

This blend has an excellent softness and fabric feel that is similar to bamboo, only bamboo is a crop grown specifically for fabric production, and the aloe Vera is a waste-by-product, and its water consumption was used initially for the gel growth, typically throwing away the skin.

Incorporating the medicinal values of the plant, the fabric not only keeps the skin healthy, but it also has a high absorption point and provides the plants anti-bacterial features.

How much Sustainable & ecological Aloe Vera is?

The Aloe Fiber is 100% biodegradable and recyclable and its physical and chemical properties are both similar to cotton, with excellent breathability and moisture management. Aloe Vera concentration in the fabric is very nourishing for the body, mainly for human skin. The fabric repels moisture and cold from the outside, a large number of pores allow an easy evaporation of sweat. The fabric cools during the warm nights, and if you are cold on the contrary it warms.

They are used in the manufacturing of undergarments, stockings etc. and they are very beneficial for the making of infant wears.

They are used in the manufacturing of undergarments, stockings etc. and they are very beneficial for the making of infant wears.

This type of fabric is mainly used in manufacturing inner garments, as they are next to the skin. Apart from keeping the body warm; it also has some additional functions like absorbing bad smell, and providing anti-bacterial features. They are used in the manufacture of under garments, stockings etc. This will be more beneficial for the making of infant wears. Mothers can now protect their infants against chaffing by putting aloe Vera enriched clothes. Aloe Vera enriched garments are in the initial stages of development. Not much is known about the textile applications of this wonder, medicinal plant.

The fabric repels moisture and cold from the outside, a large number of pores allow an easy evaporation of sweat. The fabric cools during the warm nights, and if you are cold on the contrary it warms. It features excellent antibacterial and anti-allergenic properties.