After bananas are harvested, the plant’s pseudostem is generally cut down because each stem produces fruit only once. This leftover agricultural biomass contains long, cellulose-rich fibres that can be extracted, cleaned and processed for further use. Banana fibre is valued for its natural strength, light weight and ability to provide structure to fibre-based materials.

Our banana fibre leather uses this agricultural residue as an important plant-derived input. The fibres are incorporated into a carefully developed material system to create a balanced combination of flexibility, structure and visual appeal. The final surface can be produced in different colours, grains and finishes depending on the intended application. By giving banana stems a useful second purpose, this material reflects our commitment to creating premium alternatives through agricultural innovation and responsible resource use.