Fevvers is a sustainable materials innovation company creating plant-based feather alternatives for fashion, textiles and interiors

BlazeBalm is the world’s first biotechnology-derived wildfire retardant and suppressant, created using valorised waste and some of nature’s toughest materials.

Revolutionising the next-gen carbon-negative natural dyes from microalgae.

We turn CO2 into colours, dyes/pigments, coatings & finishes with microbes for textile & polymer applications

At Terumo Aortic, we partner with our customers to revolutionise aortic care. We deliver innovation, versatility and precision with the broadest range of solutions that can be personalised for every patient

Rethinking stretch textiles from nature's perspective. We are committed to driving change towards full circularity in the fashion industry by developing a bio-based alternative to synthetic elastane.

Seastex is leading the way in byssus protein recycling, production, and turning it into sustainable, safe, and circular products.

Rootfull is a material innovation company developing novel textile by guiding plant root to weave unique artefacts and surfaces.

Next generation high performance sustainable fibres for market-leading apparel

Scottish Leather Group is a pioneering manufacturer of sustainable, low carbon leather for the automobile and aviation industries.

Replica Biomaterials harnesses cutting-edge biotechnology to create high-quality and sustainable leather alternatives designed for the luxury fashion industry.

Prickly Thistle is a regenerative tartan weaving mill in the Scottish Highlands, preserving local artisan heritage craft and mending the natural fabric of the planet with integrity.

iBoxit offers sustainable and carbon-negative packaging and logistical solutions, made entirely from natural and waste materials.

Crùbag is an ocean-focused interdisciplinary textile design studio and materials innovation lab based in Scotland.

Paving the way to a plastic free future with onion waste.

CelluComp develops high performance products based on sustainable resources.

Their principle activity is to develop and commercialize Curran®, a material developed from the extraction of nano-cellulose fibres of root vegetables. Curran® offers exceptional rheological and mechanical properties for numerous applications.