Have you heard of Qmilk? It's a German company that is making fabric from non-food milk, specifically the milk protein casein. Casein is the reason I have stopped drinking dairy milk, as it is said to cause cancer. Almond milk only over here. (Watch Forks Over Knives to see the study on casein and cancer correlation.)
A perfect alternative to fabrics that negatively impact the environment, Qmilk is said to feel like silk, is anti-bacterial and even compostable upon end usage.
Check out the full line on Mademoiselle Chi Chi.
Fashion designer/microbiologist Anke Domaske, who came up with this fabric is a genius in my eyes and I can only hope that Qmilk will be a household name in a few years.
Every eco-conscious fashionista will be lusting over one of these dresses. I certainly am but with a $200-$270 price tag it may be a while for any Mademoiselle Chi Chi or other Qmilk products makes their way into my closet.
Check out this video for more information on Qmilk:
A perfect alternative to fabrics that negatively impact the environment, Qmilk is said to feel like silk, is anti-bacterial and even compostable upon end usage.
| Image from Mademoiselle Chi Chi's Portfolio |
Fashion designer/microbiologist Anke Domaske, who came up with this fabric is a genius in my eyes and I can only hope that Qmilk will be a household name in a few years.
Every eco-conscious fashionista will be lusting over one of these dresses. I certainly am but with a $200-$270 price tag it may be a while for any Mademoiselle Chi Chi or other Qmilk products makes their way into my closet.
Check out this video for more information on Qmilk:
What do you think of this science? Are you ready to walk the streets in this innovative milk fabric?
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