Imagine a future in which disposing of a pair of worn-out shoes might mean simply adding them to the compost pile.Giri Nathan reports for National Geographic.In short:Romanian artisans and a South Carolina biotech company, MycoWorks, are innovating with mushroom-based textiles, offering an eco-frien... Read more
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You can grow mycelium leather at home!
Take a look at this jacket crafted from mycelium leather fabric.
The best feature of mycelium leather products is that they can be composted at the end of their life cycle.
Mycelium-based leather is a highly promising sustainable alternative to animal leather.
I found this company that is making mushroom-based vegan leather.