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The Future of Apparel Is Here

DISCOVER A GREENER AND SAFER SOLUTION 

WITH SUPERCARB.

VISION

We're here to transition hydrocarbon economy to a carbohydrate one 

A $2 trillion industry producing 150 billion garments annually for 8.1 billion people on earth is dominated by the two most polluting fibers. We think the future will be different...

We use abundant carbohydrates for rapid scale, following the success of cellulose-based cotton fibers in nature. But only 100x less resource intensive

OUR PRODUCT

BioCarb v1.0,

Uncompromisingly Sustainable

Feels like skin

We use proprietary blend of brown seaweed, red seaweed, fruit waste, and plant walls to impart earth friendly properties.

Soft

Biodegradable

Lustrous

Durable

200 C 

Temperature stability 

We modify properties of our biopolymers to make them durable so they last long.

10x

Absorption of its weight

Acid stability

Flame Retardant

Self Extinguishes Fire

>35%

Limited Oxygen Index

>200s

Time to Ignite

Our fiber is loaded with metal ions which makes them incredible fire retardants. 

WHY SUPERCARB

A Different Approach to Fashion & Home Textiles

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The fashion industry is responsible for 10% of annual global carbon emissions, more than all international flights and maritime shipping combined. Fibers & materials sourced for textiles account for 24% of the industry’s footprint, with 336 Billion kg of CO2e emitted and 50 billion m3 of water consumption per year.  

Synergies between carbohydrates have been exploited in the food industry for decades. It’s time to unlock that potential to solve sustainability issues in the apparel & home textile industry. 

Meet our Superheros

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Process Performance

Subercarb in Numbers

30%

Less CapEx

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Toxic waste compared to viscose fiber

38x

Less water consumed than cotton

6.4x  

kg CO2e prevented per kg of fiber

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Our disruption doesn't end here.. 

FUTURE APPLICATIONS

95%

Yield from biopolymer to fiber

0

Trees cut down

5000x

Scale within a year not decades

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 Microplastic at end of life

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