Desserto – is an innovative, sustainable alternative to traditional animal leather. It’s made from the nopal cactus (prickly pear), which requires minimal water and no pesticides to grow. This material is eco-friendly due to its low water usage, organic farming methods, and carbon sequestration properties. Desserto leather is also partially biodegradable and has been adopted by various industries, including fashion and automotive, for products such as shoes, handbags, car interiors, and more. The leather is breathable, durable, and can mimic traditional leather in appearance and texture, offering a viable option for sustainable fashion without compromising on quality or style.

Spiber – is a groundbreaking sustainable material that replicates the properties of natural spider silk using synthetic biology. This material is known for its strength, elasticity, and biodegradability. Unlike traditional textiles, Spiber’s production doesn’t rely on petrochemicals, and it can be manufactured with significantly reduced environmental impact. Spiber is being explored in various applications, from fashion (for making lightweight, strong garments) to other sectors like automotive and medical, due to its versatility and sustainable profile.