Future Tech Labs

Evrnu is a textile innovations company that specializes in producing engineered fibers from discarded clothing. By employing advanced regenerative fiber technologies, the company transforms textile waste into high-quality fiber sources. Its process involves breaking down cotton garment waste to the molecular level and reconstructing it into new, useful products. Evrnu's offerings include regenerative cellulosic and polyester fibers, as well as recoverable stretch materials, which provide significant environmental benefits. Through these innovations, Evrnu aims to create a circular ecosystem in the textile industry, promoting sustainability and reducing waste.

Dropel Fabrics specializes in designing and supplying hydrophobic textiles, offering innovative spill and stain repellent fabrics primarily made from premium cotton. Founded in 2015 and based in New York City, the company employs advanced material science and cotton processing techniques to create clothing that is both stain-proof and spill-proof, effectively combining the performance qualities of synthetic materials with the softness and breathability of natural fabrics. This approach allows customers to remain clean, dry, fresh, and comfortable in their apparel. Dropel has received recognition for its innovative contributions to the industry, including awards at notable events such as Demo China’s Silicon Valley Summit and SXSW Interactive, where it was named a finalist for World Technology.

VitroLabs specializes in 3D tissue engineering, focusing on the development of real leather using stem cell-based technologies. Founded in 2016 and based in San Jose, California, the company aims to create luxury quality lab-grown leather with a low carbon footprint, thereby reducing harm to animals.

Founded in 2005, Worn Again Technologies offers an innovative chemical textile recycling process. This technology breaks down old clothing and textiles, recapturing raw materials to reintroduce into the supply chain as new, promoting a waste-free circular economy for textiles.

Reformation designs limited-edition clothing collections in its downtown Los Angeles factory, enabling swift trend reflection. By eliminating middlemen and selling directly through boutiques and online, Reformation controls costs and offers savings to customers. The company prioritizes sustainability by sourcing vintage garments and eco-friendly fabrics, incorporating green practices throughout its supply chain.