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Surat, Gujarat, India
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Canvaloop is in the business of giving rebirth to agricultural waste by turning it into textile-grade fibres. They use a closed loop combination to convert the agriculture waste into textile grade fibre. The process is climate-light and completely closed loop.They do not use solvents, heat is produced using bio-waste and all water is recycled back into the system. Their fibres give unprecedented affordability, scalability and adaptability as the fibres are compatible with the current infrastructure. Together they are trying to have a positive impact not only on the textile industry but on our ailing planet by utilising agro waste and providing livelihood opportunities to small farmers. Canvaloop has 4 business divisions, 'Canvaloop Fibre' - Signature fibre business making cottonised hemp fibres from CBD and oilseed hemp , Natloop' - banana and pineapple agro-waste blended yarns in partnership with Meher International, 'Hemptex' - hemp yarns in partnership with Bombay Hemp Company,'Slow by Canvaloop' - Flagship D2C brand.
Shreyans Kokra
Founder & CEO
Operating since 2020
11-50 Members
88%
Reduction in GHG emissions
76%
Less energy utilisation
99%
Less water usage than cotton
Eco-system
Agricultural Lands
Cities and Towns
Villages
Sub-sectors
Circular Economy
Climate Change Mitigation
Ethical Fashion
Industrial Efficiency
Natural products
Method and technique
Canvaloop collects agricultural by-products such as hemp, banana, and pineapple leaves, which are typically discarded after harvesting. These plant fibers are grown with minimal water and pesticides compared to traditional fibers like cotton, making them more sustainable from the start. The plant materials are processed to separate the fibers from the rest of the plant. Canvaloop uses mechanical method called decortication to refine the raw fibers. The processing of Canvaloop’s fibers uses significantly less water. Once the fibers are treated, they are spun into yarn. Canvaloop may blend its plant-based fibers with other natural or recycled fibers to create textiles with specific properties such as softness, strength, or durability. The spun yarn is woven or knitted into fabric. Canvaloop ensures that this stage follows sustainable practices, including energy-efficient machinery and minimal water consumption. The fabrics are dyed using non-toxic, low-impact dyes, and treated with eco-friendly finishing processes to enhance their feel, durability, and appearance without polluting waterways or using harmful chemicals. Canvaloop fibers are used to make a variety of products, including apparel, home textiles, and industrial fabrics. The natural fibers are breathable, durable, and biodegradable, making them an excellent alternative to conventional synthetic fibers. The company offers tailor-made solutions for fashion brands looking for sustainable alternatives, providing fabrics that meet specific requirements in terms of texture, strength, and eco-credentials.
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