What if textiles could be grown, not made?

What if the future of fashion doesn’t start in a factory but in a lab, a kitchen, or a community workshop?

In this episode, we sit down with Guoda from Materials for Future to talk bio design, algae yarn, kombucha leather, and what it really takes to build next-gen materials in today’s world. Is community just as important as innovation itself? From silkworm architecture to seaweed tampons and the reality of scaling sustainable innovation, this is a conversation about rethinking materials and the systems behind them. Because maybe the future of fashion isn’t just about new fibers, maybe it is about community, and creating change without burning out.

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