This episode is Part Two of the mini-series, Fibers Fashioned From Nature. Today we discuss how apple and coffee based fabrics are made in granular and scientific detail. Part one of the series covered mycelium and the lotus plant. We’re also asking for help! Send a donation to help families and individuals affected in Gaza! DONATE WHAT YOU CAN. - Podcast Host: Cris Herrera

This is part one of Fibers Fashioned From Nature. Today we’ll be covering Mycellium and the Lotus Flower. While all of these materials come from nature, the way in which they arrive at the place of fashion are varied, some get there with the help of modern techology and science, while others require percise craftmenship that has been passed on through generations. So buckle up, and let’s dive into the world of Fibers Fashioned From Nature.

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