Biofabric

Cloth made from living cells. When used in clothing, this fabric adjusts to perfectly fit the wearer; changes color based on differences in temperature, light, and humidity; and feeds on sweat which keeps the wearer comfortably dry.

Properties

Origin & Source

Made from a combination of atomara vines and a natural polyester called cutin

History & Usage

Everyday use

Luxury clothing

Reusability & Recycling

Biofabric can be used as fertilizer after it dies.

Distribution

Trade & Market

Developed, manufactured, and sold by the Apex Research Group

Storage

Must be kept in a special "bio-closet" when not being worn.

Type

Biomaterial

Value

200 GSC / sq ft

Rarity

Rare