Finnish fibre innovation

Infinited Fiber Company was spun out of VTT, the Technical Research Centre of Finland, in 2016 to scale a way of turning cellulose waste into new fibre. Infinna has since appeared in collections from fashion brands testing circular materials.

How it's made

Cotton-rich waste is broken down and treated to release its cellulose, which is converted into cellulose carbamate. That is dissolved and spun into new fibre, then made into yarn and fabric like conventional fibres.

What it's made of

Made from 100% textile waste, Infinna™ is a regenerated fiber that mimics the look and feel of cotton, offering a circular solution by transforming discarded textiles into new fibers. Infinite Fiber

How it feels

Soft, breathable, and comfortable with a natural look and feel similar to cotton. Infinna™ fibers are biodegradable and can be recycled in the same process alongside cotton-rich textile waste, promoting a circular textile economy. Infinite Fiber

Where it works

Ideal for Apparel (casual wear, dresses, denim), Home Textiles (bedding, curtains, upholstery), and Accessories (bags, hats, eco-friendly items). Infinna™ fibers provide versatility across multiple textile products.

Caring for it

Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle using a mild detergent to preserve the

Certification

Often certified by OEKO-TEX® to ensure it is free from harmful substances. Additionally, Infinna™ fibers may carry certifications related to recycled content and sustainability standards.