18 Jul '12, 8pm

Qmilk: A Silk-Like Fiber Derived From Spoiled Milk

Qmilk: A Silk-Like Fiber Derived From Spoiled Milk

A trademarked name for milk fiber, a silky textile derived from an odorless protein found in mammalian milk. b: The brainchild of Qmilch , a company founded by German designer Anke Domaske . c: Based on casein found in soured “secondary milk” that’s i. no longer suitable for human consumption and ii. headed for disposal. 2: Unlike other milk fibers, Qmilk makes efficient use of water—2 liters for every kilogram of fabric—and requires no harmful chemicals. It also leaves behind zero waste. 3: Alleged properties include moisture management, bacterial resistance, and reduced skin irritation. 4: The primary material found in Domaske’s Mademoiselle Chi Chi apparel collection. 5: Blends well with other fibers, with potential applications in the home-, technical-, and medical-textile industries.

Full article: http://www.ecouterre.com/qmilk-a-silk-like-fiber-derived-...

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