Infinna
Infinited Fiber Company's regenerated cellulose fiber made from textile waste (cotton-rich clothing, cardboard). A novel carbamate process transforms waste into a cotton-like fiber, enabling true circular fashion at scale.
Score Breakdown
How long the fabric lasts with regular use
Softness, feel against skin, wearability
Air flow and ventilation
Heat retention and insulation
Ability to pull sweat away from skin
Environmental impact of production and disposal
How easy it is to wash, dry, and maintain
Best For
Excellent sustainability (88) and biodegradable — great eco choice
Good breathability (75) and moisture wicking (62) for light activity
Good comfort (78) and care ease (65) for casual wear
Good durability (63) and comfort (78) for office wear
Good comfort (78) and breathability (75) for sleeping
Good breathability (75) and comfort (78) for undergarments
Good moisture wicking (62) and durability (63) for weather protection
Detailed Use Case Scores
Pros
- ✓ Turns textile waste into virgin-quality fiber — true circularity
- ✓ Cotton-like feel and appearance
- ✓ Biodegradable and compostable
- ✓ Can use mixed feedstocks including cardboard
Cons
- ✗ Still scaling up — limited commercial availability
- ✗ Premium pricing during ramp-up phase
- ✗ Wet strength lower than cotton
- ✗ Requires careful handling when laundering
Care Guide
Special Notes
• Weak when wet — handle gently
• Treat like cotton for general wear
Additional Care Tips
- • Machine wash cold on delicate cycle
- • Mild detergent — no bleach
- • Line dry or tumble dry on low
- • Iron on low if needed
- • Handle gently when wet
Cost
$$$$$
Mid-range
Shrinkage
Minimal shrinkage — follow care instructions
Eco Rating
Strong environmental credentials