British Scientists Have Developed New Fashion Fabrics From Tea Barrels.

British scientists have developed a new type of fabric from a tea barrel, which is now regarded as a new fabric in the fashion industry.

Fashion designers and scientists grow a new type of tea in a big barrel.

London Imperial College scientists worked hard with the fashion designers of the central Saint Martin Institute of art and design in London to develop this kind of application.

According to them, this brand new and sustainable fabric will gradually become an important fabric in the garment industry, because the resources of conventional textiles are more and more intense, such as cotton, wool and leather, and the greater the fabric demand, the more strained the resources are.

This innovative fabric grows in a mixture of green tea, sugar and other nutrients, and takes many days to grow.

The scientists put the bacteria into the mixture soup, and then grew the cellulose long fibers. These long fibers gathered together to form thin fabric films floating on the surface of the mixture solution.

After drying, these films become pparent fabrics and look like pparent papyrus. However, this pparent papyrus can be further processed, dyed and molded to give them different handle and appearance.