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What if one of nature's most powerful enzymes could be woven into fabric? We did it. 20% pineapple leaf fibre. Naturally soft, breathable, and crafted on the mathematical principles that define beauty.
Pineapple leaf fibre isn't just sustainable. It's a superior textile. Rich in cellulose (70–80%), PALF is naturally soft with a silk-like sheen. Lightweight, highly breathable, and resistant to shrinkage.
Piña cloth, woven from pineapple fibre, was worn by Filipino aristocracy in the 1800s as a symbol of wealth. We go further: 20% PALF in every single shirt.
Three colours. 2,350 pieces. When they're gone, they're gone.
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Every pineapple carries a hidden mathematical code. The same principle that defines beauty in art, architecture, and the human body. Encoded in a tropical fruit.
8 spirals left, 13 spirals right. Both Fibonacci numbers.
Our Ratio. Our Identity.
5 and 3 are consecutive Fibonacci numbers. Their ratio, 1.667, approaches the golden ratio φ 1.618. The mathematical foundation of bromlain.
The Pineapple's Hidden Geometry
Count the scales on any pineapple: 8 spirals one way, 13 the other. The pineapple carries our fibre and our philosophy.
The Golden Ratio
1.618033. Found in the Parthenon, in da Vinci's Vitruvian Man, in the spiral of a galaxy. And in every pineapple.
Pineapples are cultivated across tropical regions worldwide. Each plant produces a single fruit and dozens of long, fibrous leaves. After harvest, these leaves are usually discarded. Millions of tonnes, every year.
Those leaves contain one of nature's finest raw materials: PALF, Pineapple Leaf Fibre. We blend 20% of this fibre with cotton. Naturally soft, highly breathable, silk-like lustre. Sustainable by nature, not by label.
From leaf to fibre to fabric
Our First Collection