We’re all familiar with threads,
but rarely think about the fiber behind them
Sei™
A nano-structured marine material designed for strength and flexibility. Sei™ is made from marine biomass - Algae - and has several applications ranging from textile fibers, to coated canvas, and more.
SeiFibre™ is produced through wet spinning: a manufacturing process in which polymers are extruded into fibers.
SeiFibre™ is a staple fiber produced through extrusion. In its natural state, the fiber appears off-white, as shown in the white petri dish below. Pigment trials have been conducted using natural pigments (blue petri dish) as well as through a dope-dyeing technique, illustrated in the grey petri dish.
Anti-bacterial
Petri dish with Sei™ inhibiting the growth of E. Coli bacteria culture, showing anti-bacterial activity.
A unique formula at the intersection of biotech and design
Science
Exceptional tech qualities
Advanced textile engineering
New formulation and process IP protected by 2 patents
Material
Industry fluency
Differentiating branding
Unique design
Design
Why we’re built to scale what others can’t
Featured partner: Inovafil, Portugal
Tech compatibility
Our tech is compatible with existing processes and machinery
No CAPEX
No need to build new facilities
Reliable inputs
Reliance on abundant resources, easy to source consistently
Cost-competitive at scale
Competitive pricing
17
Fabrics
manufacturers
09
Yarn
spinners
03
Fiber
producers
29
Partners
510.000lm
Production capacity per year
7.000lm
Pre-ordered through our platform (Y1)
What our partners guarantee
Efficient & optimized production processes
Ability to scale with existing capacity
Consistent production over time
Reliable & high-quality production output
Material applications
What’s next
We are currently expanding our R&D efforts to explore new color possibilities through marine-based natural dyes, and to investigate how marine biomass can deliver rich, durable, and responsible coloration. In parallel, we are developing next-generation functional coatings, designed to enhance textile performance while remaining aligned with our material philosophy.
Petri dishes with natural dyes experiments
Petri dish with carbon dope-dyeing test
