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First Collection · 2028

THE FORMULA
OF FASHION.

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.

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bromlain.20% Pineapple, 80% Cotton
The Feel

NATURALLY SOFT.
SCIENTIFICALLY
PROVEN.

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.

170
GSM, Premium Weight
70%
Cellulose, Natural Strength
40°C
Max Wash, Easy Care
Coming 2028

THE COLLECTION.

Three colours. 2,350 pieces. When they're gone, they're gone.

bromlain. Jet Black T-ShirtComing Soon

JET BLACK

S – XXL

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bromlain. Bright White T-ShirtComing Soon

BRIGHT WHITE

S – XXL

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bromlain. Navy Blue T-ShirtComing Soon

NAVY BLUE

S – XXL

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The Science
Fibonacci spirals on pineapple

8 spirals left, 13 spirals right. Both Fibonacci numbers.

13 : 8

The Pineapple's Hidden Geometry

Count the scales on any pineapple: 8 spirals in one direction, 13 in the other. Two consecutive Fibonacci numbers. 13 divided by 8 is 1.625.

The Pineapple. A Masterpiece of Nature.

Every pineapple carries a hidden mathematical code. The further the Fibonacci sequence runs, the closer its ratio comes to one single number.

φ

The Golden Ratio

1.618. The number every Fibonacci ratio moves towards. You find it in sunflower seeds, pine cones and every pineapple. We craft what nature already perfected.

Pineapple growing from the earth Pineapple plantation Pineapple leaf fibre
The Origin

FROM HARVEST WASTE
TO PREMIUM FABRIC.

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.

bromelain, the enzyme inside the pineapple that softens fibres naturally during textile processing. It's in our name because it's the science behind the feel.
Pineapple next to premium fabric rolls and golden yarn

From leaf to fibre to fabric

Our First Collection

20 %
Pineapple Leaf Fibre
In every shirt of the first collection
2,350
Pieces, First Drop
Three colours. Five sizes. One formula.
0 m²
Additional Land Required
Byproduct of existing fruit agriculture

GOOD TO KNOW.

PALF stands for Pineapple Leaf Fibre. It is extracted from the long leaves of the pineapple plant. Rich in cellulose (70–80%), the fibre is naturally soft, lightweight, and features a silk-like sheen. The leaves are an agricultural byproduct. No additional land, water, or resources are required.
Bromelain is a proteolytic enzyme complex found in pineapples. In medicine: anti-inflammatory and wound-healing. In cosmetics: skin firmness and teeth whitening. In cancer research: tumour growth inhibition. In food: natural protein tenderiser. In textiles, our field: bio-polishing, fibre softening, dye uptake without harsh chemicals.
Wash at maximum 40°C. Iron on low heat. Wash with similar colours. Do not bleach. PALF is naturally resistant to shrinkage.
The first collection, 2,350 pieces in three colours, will be announced to the Inner Circle before public launch.