Ecosoi partners with Faslink to develop PINALINA™ Pineapple leaf fiber fabric – A breakthrough for sustainable fashion from local resources

On June 27, 2025, during the “Mặc Thơm” Exhibition, Ecosoi officially announced its strategic partnership with Faslink to develop pineapple leaf fiber fabric – a natural textile extracted from pineapple leaf fibers. This collaboration marks a major milestone in building a sustainable material ecosystem in Vietnam.

Pineapple leaf fiber – a material ecosystem with Vietnamese identity

Pineapple leaf fabric is more than just a new textile. It is the outcome of a multi-dimensional collaboration model that generates sustainable value across different aspects:

Turning agricultural waste into a valuable resource

Pineapple leaves – once discarded as agricultural waste – have been researched and transformed by Ecosoi into a high-value material, opening a new pathway for the textile industry. After over four years of testing and development, pineapple fiber fabric has evolved into a symbol of innovation rooted in local resources.

Creating livelihoods for local farmers

Ecosoi’s model transfers technology to cooperatives and enterprises with available raw materials, facilities, and local labor, including traditional craft villages. This approach has helped many workers secure stable employment with sustainable income.

Reducing emissions for a greener future

Ecosoi’s production process is designed with ecological principles: free from harmful chemicals, minimizing waste, and saving water. By applying environmentally friendly extraction technology, the entire process significantly reduces CO₂ emissions compared to synthetic fibers or chemically processed natural fibers.

Showcasing Vietnam’s value on the global stage

Pineapple leaf fiber fabric contributes to redefining Vietnam—not just as a manufacturing hub but as a creator of responsible, locally sourced textile materials. Each fiber tells a Vietnamese story of responsibility, innovation, and gratitude toward nature.

Ecosoi – creating value from indigenous knowledge

As a pioneering startup in pineapple leaf fiber research and development, Ecosoi commits to a people- and planet-centered growth model. We believe that a truly great material should meet technical standards while telling an inspiring story—one about gratitude to nature, responsibility to the community, and a passion for innovation.

Pineapple leaf fiber embodies that spirit. It’s more than just a textile—it’s Ecosoi’s declaration of a future for sustainable fashion: a kinder, greener, and more locally rooted future.

Ecosoi – Vietnam’s trusted supplier of pineapple leaf fiber and yarn

Specializing in natural material R&D, Ecosoi is currently Vietnam’s leading large-scale supplier of pineapple leaf fibers and yarn. From sourcing raw pineapple leaves to processing and producing internationally certified fibers, Ecosoi maintains strict quality control to ensure consistency, transparency, and environmental friendliness.

Our pineapple fibers and yarn are not only used for fabrics like PINALINA™ but are also suitable for various applications in fashion, home textiles, and light industry—unlocking cross-sector collaboration opportunities globally.

We offer reliable supply with traceable origins, flexible production volumes, and customizable specifications tailored to client needs.

Partnering with faslink – expanding positive impact

Ecosoi is honored to join hands with Faslink—a seasoned partner in commercializing sustainable material solutions. This partnership is more than just a technical and market breakthrough; it’s a long-term commitment to driving Vietnam’s textile industry toward greater responsibility.

Pinalina™ pineapple fiber fabric – one material, one spirit, one future

With PINALINA™, Ecosoi aims to continue writing the story of Vietnamese sustainable fashion, where every pineapple leaf embarks on a meaningful journey of rebirth. From the fields to the research lab, from the factory to your wardrobe—each thread carries a promise to the planet.

Pineapple fiber fabric is not a passing trend—it’s a lasting choice for the future of textiles.