Stylist from Brazil to export ecological fabric produced out of jute
Caio Von Vogt, from the southern Brazilian state of Paraná, will be making his first international sale of fabric made out of jute fibre, a plant grown in the north of the country and used for the production of sacks, in December. The process for production of the cloth, which was developed over six years, is completely ecological, and does not use chemical additives. The first region to receive the fabric will be Europe.
By Mark Ament
