Established in 2023, Everbloom is a material-science company focused on making circularity practical for fashion. Its process turns protein-rich waste into fibers designed for luxury applications, with Braid AI helping make variable waste streams suitable for scalable manufacturing.
FINIKSFORGEFINIKSFORGE develops new uses for valuable protein waste by re-engineering natural fibers for a more sustainable textile industry. Based in Brooklyn, the company frames its work around a more circular fashion industry and the recovery of materials that would otherwise be discarded.BROOKLYN, NY
Bloomhaven TextilesFounded in 2023, Bloomhaven Textiles is a New York–based creative studio and home-textiles brand that designs soft bedding and other furnishings for the U.S. e-commerce market. Its New York team shapes concepts and product development while global partners manage sourcing, manufacturing, and fulfillment, giving the company an integrated path from fabric to finished goods. Bloomhaven also emphasizes recycled materials and supplier programs addressing social, environmental, and supply-chain standards.NEW YORK, NY
SOA.USA, INC. / Science of Apparel™Science of Apparel develops performance textile apparel and material-led manufacturing solutions, with an emphasis on ethical sourcing, circularity, and waste-free design. Its work has supported programs and clients including NASA, the U.S. Navy, and Amazon’s R3 recycling initiatives, while its projects have included biodynamic Giza cotton from Egypt.NEW YORK, NY
SavianCreated by Paris- and New York-rooted biomaterials startup Bio-Fluff, Savian develops plant-based fur, fleece and shearling for fashion and accessories. Its materials use genuine natural fibers, are sourced in Europe and made in Italy, with adjustable textures and finishes available for bespoke applications. The company says its process can reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 40% to 90% compared with conventional material production.