Specifications: PLA (Polylactic Acid) Biodegradable Plant Fiber Yarn is an eco-friendly yarn produced from polylactic acid derived from fermented crop starches, such as corn and sugarcane. Common specifications include staple spun yarns (e.g., 20S/1, 30S/1, 40S/1) and filament yarns (e.g., FDY/DTY 75D/36F, 150D/48F), available in both 100% pure PLA and blends with natural fibers like cotton or linen.

Applications: Widely used in sustainable fashion apparel (such as T-shirts, underwear, and activewear), skin-friendly home textiles (bedding and towels), disposable medical hygiene products, as well as industrial textiles like tea bags and eco-friendly packaging bags.

Key Advantages:
100% Biodegradable: Sourced from renewable plants, it completely degrades into carbon dioxide and water under industrial composting conditions, leaving zero ecological footprint.
Naturally Skin-Friendly & Antibacterial: Featuring a naturally weak acidic surface, it inherently resists bacteria and dust mites while offering exceptional breathability and moisture control.
Low Carbon Footprint: Its production generates significantly lower carbon emissions than traditional petroleum-based synthetic fibers, combining the strength of polyester with the natural comfort of plant fibers.