Rice Husk Silica & Fashion / Textiles

Plant-Based, Resource-Efficient
Derived from rice husks, an agricultural by-product, this material represents an effort to transform waste into added value.
An Alternative to Petroleum-Based Materials
As an alternative to petroleum-derived synthetic materials, its use is being explored from an environmental perspective.
Supporting Circular Fashion
As a material with a clear sustainability story, it contributes to enhancing brand value.

Material Properties Considered for Odor Control

Its potential use is being explored in sportswear and innerwear, with attention to odors associated with sweat and sebum.

Light Reflection and Diffusion

Its ability to reflect and diffuse light is being studied to adjust the appearance of material surfaces.

Breathability and Wear Comfort

Processing into textiles may help maintain a comfortable feel during extended wear.

RReinforcement for Leather and Synthetic Leather
Its use is being explored in applications such as bags, shoes, and accessories, where resistance to wear and aging is important.
Lightweight Design
Material design approaches aim to maintain durability while reducing weight.
Refined Surface Appearance
Light reflection and diffusion properties may contribute to visual texture and surface expression.

Alignment with Ethical Fashion
Using sustainable materials supports differentiation for environmentally conscious brands.
A Compelling Origin Story
A material born from Japan’s rice culture offers a strong narrative for global markets.
Presented at Paris Fashion Week
Introduced on an international fashion stage, attracting growing interest from overseas audiences.

Rice husk silica opens new possibilities for the fashion industry through four key values:
Sustainability, Functionality, Design, and Brand Story.

With sustainability and aesthetics in mind, we continue to explore the next stage of fashion innovation.

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