Fabric Definition:
Corn fiber (PLA) is a bio-based synthetic fiber made from fermented plant starch, typically derived from corn. It is biodegradable, low in carbon footprint, and is used for textiles, packaging, and 3D printing.
Composition:
100% Polylactic Acid (Corn Starch)
Texture:
Smooth, soft, slight sheen, similar to polyester but more natural feel
Stretch Level:
Low
Fabric Construction:
Woven or Knitted
GSM Range:
80-200 GSM
Breathability:
Good to Excellent (Breathable)
Moisture Management:
Excellent (Wicks moisture away, absorbs less than cotton)
Durability:
Medium (Moderate abrasion resistance)
Thermal Properties:
Moderate insulation, comfortable in various climates
Key Usage Areas:
Apparel (T-shirts, Sportswear), Home Textiles, Nonwovens, Packaging, Bioplastics
Medical textiles, agricultural films, packaging, nonwovens, filtration, geotextiles