TEXTILE SECTOR
The textile sector is moving towards more sustainable, high-performance and secure solutions. In this context, Fiberban™ represents a major innovation: a natural fibre produced from a process that recycles non-hazardous waste. Used in the manufacture of workwear, uniforms, technical textiles and everyday clothing, Fiberban™ enables the design of garments that are protective, comfortable and environmentally friendly.
Combining safety, lightness and durability, this technology paves the way for a new generation of smart and responsible textiles, adapted to the modern requirements of the industrial, military and civil sectors.
The global textile market is a constantly expanding sector, driven by growing demand for technical, durable and high-performance clothing. In 2025, its value is estimated at between US$660 billion and US$1.16 trillion, according to studies by The Business Research Company and Grand View Research.
Within this sector, the technical textiles segment – including protective clothing, fire-retardant textiles and high-performance thermal fabrics – alone represents a market worth around US$215 billion.
It is precisely in this strategic segment that Fiberban™ finds its full potential. Thanks to its natural, fire-retardant, thermal and acoustic fibre structure, it offers a sustainable and versatile alternative to traditional synthetic fibres such as fire-retardant polyester, Kevlar and aramid.
When incorporated into the design of professional, military or consumer clothing, Fiberban™ can be used to create textiles that are:
Thus, with a simple market share of 1 to 2% in the global technical textile market, Fiberban™ could ultimately represent a potential turnover of between €2 and €4 billion, confirming the economic viability and strategic value of this innovation in the textile sector of the future.
thumb_upWorld leader in technical fibres (Kevlar®, Nomex®) used in protective clothing, military and industrial uniforms. Extensive experience in high-performance and fire-resistant textiles.
tips_and_updatesPosition Fiberban™ as a natural and sustainable alternative to existing synthetic fibres. Propose an R&D partnership for the development of eco-friendly hybrid textiles (Nomex + Fiberban™)..
thumb_upProducer of advanced technical fabrics (GORE-TEX®) for professional, military and outdoor clothing. Focused on performance, durability and thermal resistance.
tips_and_updatesHighlight the breathable, insulating and eco-friendly properties of Fiberban™. Propose integration into textile membranes for protective clothing or eco-friendly military uniforms.
thumb_upGlobal textile group specialising in advanced fibres, composites and high-tech textiles (used in sports, aeronautics and defence). Strong commitment to sustainable materials.
tips_and_updatesPresent Fiberban™ as a bio-based raw material to partially replace synthetic fibres. Offer a regional licence for Asia-Pacific for production and distribution.
Fiberban™, with its natural properties, safety of use and compatibility with existing textile processes, offers a comprehensive response to the needs of modern textiles:
– protecting, insulating, regulating and preserving the environment.
It is therefore establishing itself as a fibre of the future, capable of transforming the professional, technical and civil clothing industries in a sustainable way.
By 2030, Fiberban™ could become a key player in sustainable textiles, with potential revenue of $9.7 billion depending on the scenario.
Its ability to replace polluting fibres while improving the safety, comfort and performance of professional textiles gives it a major strategic advantage in a market undergoing ecological transition.
Made from recycled non-hazardous waste, Fiberban™ helps to reduce the carbon footprint while recycling previously unused materials.
Effectively resists heat and fire, ensuring greater safety in buildings.
Limits energy loss by providing excellent thermal insulation in both winter and summer.
Unlike asbestos, Fiberban™ is harmless to human health and has a long service life.
In industrial environments, on construction sites, and in the emergency services and defence sectors, clothing must offer effective protection against heat, fire, splashes and temperature variations.
Fiberban provides a comprehensive response to these challenges:
Naturally fire-resistant, it does not release toxic fumes when exposed to fire;
It is thermoregulatory, maintaining a stable body temperature and limiting perspiration and discomfort during long periods of activity.
It is soundproof and shock-absorbing, and can be incorporated into clothing designed for noisy or vibrating environments (workshops, factories, industrial platforms).
Its use enables the design of durable, breathable and safe workwear, while reducing the costs associated with maintenance and frequent replacement of clothing.
The armed forces and specialised services (firefighters, police, rescue teams) require textiles that can withstand extreme conditions:
Thanks to its stable and lightweight structure, Fiberban™ is a high-performance alternative to technical synthetic fibres such as aramid (Kevlar®, Nomex®) or PBI, while avoiding their disadvantages: high cost, energy-intensive production and environmental impact.
When incorporated into uniforms, fireproof vests or protective suits, Fiberban™ improves both personnel safety and the sustainability of the military textile supply chain.
Its thermal resistance and cushioning capacity also make it suitable for the manufacture of insulating linings or composite protective layers.
Beyond professional uses, Fiberban™ paves the way for a new generation of eco-friendly textiles for the general public.
Its soft, breathable and thermoregulatory texture allows the creation of clothing that combines comfort, performance and natural durability:
Unlike synthetic fibres, Fiberban™ does not release any microplastics, does not require any chemical flame retardant additives, and can be recycled or composted at the end of its life, drastically reducing its ecological footprint.
The textile sector still relies heavily on petrochemical-based materials — polyester, polyamide, or aramid fibres — whose production and processing generate significant pollution.
Fiberban™ is a bio-based and recyclable alternative that combines the mechanical and thermal performance of industrial fibres with a significantly reduced carbon footprint.
Its fire resistance, durability and lightness make it a new-generation fibre that meets the standards of high-performance textiles while respecting the carbon neutrality objectives of industrial sectors.
Thanks to its modular and versatile fibrous structure, Fiberban™ is perfectly suited to the requirements of the textile sector, whether for professional, technical or consumer clothing
This natural fibre combines fire-retardant, thermal and breathable properties that are rarely found in the same material. Its design, based on recycled waste, makes it an eco-friendly and circular solution, capable of replacing polluting synthetic fibres without compromising performance.
*Gradual expansion (2% of the market)
The technical and professional textiles segment, which is particularly relevant to Fiberban™, is worth approximately $215 billion in 2025 and is expected to reach $250-270 billion by 2030.
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