Fabric Definition:
Piña is a natural fiber derived from the leaves of the pineapple plant. It is known for its exceptional lightness, breathability, and elegant, translucent appearance, often used in high-end textiles.
Composition:
100% Cellulose (Pineapple Leaf Fiber)
Texture:
Lightweight, slightly stiff, translucent, elegant, with a subtle texture
Stretch Level:
None / Low
Fabric Construction:
Woven
GSM Range:
50-150 GSM
Breathability:
Excellent (Highly breathable)
Moisture Management:
Low (does not absorb much moisture)
Durability:
Low (Delicate, must be handled with care)
Thermal Properties:
Cool, breathable
Key Usage Areas:
Traditional Garments (Barong Tagalog), High-end Fashion (Dresses, Blouses), Bridal Wear, Table Linens
Specialty papers, laminates, composite materials, museum-quality textiles