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We believe that the foundation of exceptional products lies in the quality of their materials.
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Naia™ Renew Acetate
What is Naia™?
Naia™ Renew is produced from 60% sustainably sourced wood pulp and 40% GRS-certified* waste materials that would otherwise be destined for landfills through Eastman's patented molecular recycling technology.
The certification verifies the processes of chemical recycling, concentrating, extrusion, and spinning of the undyed yarns and fibers.
Where Does Naia™ Come From?
Naia™ fibers are sourced from sustainably managed pine and eucalyptus forests primarily located in the United States.
These forests are certified for their sustainable practices, ensuring that they contribute to the preservation of biodiversity and the protection of local wildlife.
Color Card Choices
Choose from an expansive palette of 40 colors to find your perfect match. We welcome tailor-made requests to ensure that your accessory meets your exact style and needs. For a closer look at our color options, please visit the Product Detail page.
Care Instructions
- Temperature Control: Wash at or below 20°C to ensure gentle treatment and preservation of fabric quality.
- Hand Wash Recommended: Hand washing is advised to prevent any damage that might occur in a machine. Use a gentle, eco-friendly detergent.
- Steam to Remove Wrinkles: Light steaming is permissible to smooth out wrinkles without damaging the fabric. Ensure the steamer does not directly touch the fabric.
- Dry in the Shade: Hang the fabric to dry in a shaded area. Avoid direct sunlight as it can fade colors and weaken fibers.
- Do Not Wring: Avoid wringing out the fabric to prevent distortion of the shape and texture.
- No Bleaching: Do not use bleach on Naia™ as it can degrade the fabric’s integrity and alter its color.
Ultrasuede
What is Ultrasuede?
Ultrasuede is a high-end synthetic fabric made through a sophisticated process that combines polyurethane foam with a non-woven fabric made of polyester fibers.
Known for its softness and durability, Ultrasuede offers the look and feel of natural suede without the ethical concerns associated with animal products.
Where Does Ultrasuede Come From?
Ultrasuede is manufactured by Toray Industries in Japan, where advanced technology and meticulous quality control ensure the highest standards of production.
The materials used in Ultrasuede are sourced primarily from global suppliers who adhere to strict environmental and ethical standards.
Color Card Choices
We have selected 6 unique macaroon colors for Ultrasuede, each offering a soft, pastel hue that is unusual and distinctive in the market. These colors add a touch of uniqueness to any product, making it stand out with subtle elegance. Explore these exclusive shades on the Product Detail page.
Care Instructions
- Brush Regularly: Use a soft brush to gently remove dust and surface dirt, which helps maintain the fabric's pristine appearance.
- Spot Clean Only: For stains, use a damp cloth with a small amount of mild detergent to dab at the stain gently. Rinse the cloth and dab again to remove any soap.
- Avoid Excessive Water: Minimize the use of water when cleaning to prevent saturation, which can affect the fabric’s texture.
- Dry Flat: After cleaning, lay the fabric flat in a shaded area to air dry. Avoid hanging Ultrasuede, as it may stretch.
- Do Not Wring: Never wring out Ultrasuede, as this can distort the fibers and ruin the texture.
- Do Not Iron: Ultrasuede should not be ironed. If wrinkles are a concern, lightly steam without touching the fabric directly with a steamer or iron.
- Do Not Bleach: Bleaching will permanently damage the color and integrity of Ultrasuede.

Verified Sustainability
Naia™ Certifications

Sustainably sourced wood pulp
Naia™ is responsibly sourced from sustainably managed pine and eucalyptus forests, ensuring the protection of ancient and endangered forests with full transparency from tree to fiber.

Safe and environmentally sound chemical use
Naia™ cellulosic fiber is produced through a safe, closed-loop process that recycles solvents for reuse. It is OEKO-TEX® 100 Product Class I certified and free from hazardous chemicals listed on the ZDHC Manufacturing Restricted Substances List.

Molecular recycling
Naia™ Renew incorporates certified recycled content, diverted from landfills and repurposed through Eastman’s patented molecular recycling technology. This process creates a circular, fully traceable, and biodegradable fiber, reducing the carbon footprint by approximately 35% compared to traditional Naia™ fiber.

Low-impact manufacturing process
Naia™ features a low-impact manufacturing process with minimal carbon and water footprint. It is ISO 14044 compliant with a life cycle assessment reviewed by third parties and is listed on the Higg Materials Sustainability Index.

Certified biodegradable and compostable
Naia™ and Naia™ Renew fibers are certified as biodegradable and compostable, earning the "OK biodegradable" and "OK compost" marks from TÜV AUSTRIA.