SEAWOOL

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ORIGIN

Originating FromThe Ocean

In Taiwan, oyster farming has been around for over 300 years. Through the careful cultivation of farmers, oysters have become one of Taiwan's most famous delicacies.From upscale restaurants to local night markets, people can indulge in abundant oyster meals. However, what the Taiwanese people have overlooked is the waste behind these "bombs."

INFLUENCE

The Impact Of Oyster Waste

The accumulation of discarded oyster shells behind the delicacy not only pollutes the environment but also generates a tremendous foul odor, causing significant impacts on the marine environment.

Accumulation of discarded oyster shells

Breeding of mosquitoes, foul odor

Impact on marine ecosystems

ADVANTAGES

Turning Waste Shells Into Treasures

The transformative magic of discarded oyster shells

After years of learning and research, we have successfully discovered a method to enhance the value of these discarded shells. By combining them with recycled PET bottles, we have created a groundbreaking technology that can be applied in the textile industry.

TECHNOLOGY

The Birth Of A Revolutionary Technology

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Seawool®
We named this yarn "Seawool" , inspired by its wool-like structure and texture.
Oysters are cultivated along the coast and are rich in minerals from the ocean. Textiles made from discarded oyster shells possess various functions, providing people with an enhanced wearing experience.

FEATURE

Seawool Characteristics Include

Low ​Thermal ​Conductivity

Doubles the insulation effect against cold

UV Protection

Offers protection against sunburn and melanin deposition on the skin

Far Infrared

Effectively raises body temperature

Odorless

Free from any strong or pungent odors

Woolen Touch

Excellent elasticity and resistant to deformation

TECHNOLOGY

APPLICATION

Scope Of  Technological Applications

Lightweight Shirts
Flannel Shirt
Uniform
Pants
Knitwear
Sweater
Gloves
Blanket
Ankle socks