100% Organic Soybean Fiber Fabric
| SKU | AYURSO8 |
|---|---|
| Color |
Natural White
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| MOQ | 5 |
| Material | Soybean |
| GSM | 60 to 90 |
| Composition | 100% Soybean |
| Finish | RFD |
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100% Organic Soybean Fiber Fabric
Dobby Weave | RFD Sustainable Eco-Textile by Ayurkruti
At Ayurkruti, we manufacture plant-based textiles designed for modern, responsible fashion brands. Our 100% organic soybean fiber dobby fabric combines a soft, silk-like hand feel with a lightweight structure, making it suitable for a wide range of apparel applications across global markets.
Woven in a refined dobby weave and finished at 60–90 GSM, the fabric is breathable, fluid, and comfortable on the skin. It drapes naturally without feeling delicate, making it appropriate for women’s wear, men’s lightweight garments, scarves, linings, and relaxed premium apparel.
The dobby structure introduces subtle surface texture and visual interest. One side features a smooth finish with a gentle sheen that enhances color depth and print clarity, while the reverse remains matte and understated. This dual character allows designers flexibility in garment construction and finishing, from clean silhouettes to softly structured pieces.
We supply this fabric as RFD (Ready for Dyeing), allowing direct use with natural dyes, azo-free dyes, and low-impact dyeing processes. The fabric absorbs color evenly and performs consistently, supporting efficient and sustainable production workflows.
Ayurkruti offers sampling from 5 meters, bulk pricing from 100 meters, and EPFC certification for orders of 500 meters and above, making this fabric suitable for EU and US brands seeking traceable, plant-based textile solutions.
Machine wash cold or hand wash at a maximum of 30°C, dry in shade only, and use a low-temperature iron if needed.
5 to 7 working days
1. What is 100% Organic Soybean Fiber Plain Fabric?
It is a woven fabric made from 100% soybean protein fibre, a plant‑based, “vegetable cashmere” style fibre that feels soft and smooth on the skin. Ayurkruti produces it in a plain weave at about 110–120 GSM, so it sits in the light, breathable apparel range.
2. How does soybean fiber fabric feel to wear?
The fabric has a silky, cashmere‑like touch with a gentle, natural sheen. It feels soft, lightweight, and drapey, which makes it comfortable for everyday, next‑to‑skin clothing.
3. Is 110–120 GSM a good weight for clothing?
Yes. At 110–120 GSM, this soybean fabric is light without feeling flimsy, so it works well for shirts, kids’ wear, linings, relaxed tops, and breathable sustainable fashion pieces.
4. How does soybean fabric compare to cotton or silk in feel?
Many buyers describe soybean fabric as having the softness of silk with the comfort of fine cotton. It drapes more fluidly than most regular cotton wovens of the same GSM and feels less slippery than many pure silks.
5. Is soybean fiber fabric suitable for sensitive skin?
Soybean protein fibre is known for its soft handle and good affinity with human skin. When dyed and finished with skin‑safe chemicals, it is generally comfortable for people with mild sensitivities.
6. What can I make with 100% Organic Soybean Fiber Plain Fabric?
Typical uses include shirts, blouses, kids’ wear, relaxed tops, light trousers, linings, and everyday eco‑friendly fashion where comfort and breathability matter.
7. Is this soybean fabric suitable for kids’ wear and baby clothing?
Yes. Because it is soft, breathable, and plant‑based, it is well suited for kids’ garments and soft layers, provided you use baby‑safe dyes and finishes.
8. Is soybean fabric comfortable in warm, humid weather?
Soybean fibre has moisture absorption and air permeability comparable to, or better than, cotton. That helps garments feel cooler, less sticky, and more breathable in hot or humid climates.
9. Can this fabric work in eco‑friendly fashion collections?
It fits naturally into eco‑friendly fashion fabrics and plant fiber fabric ranges because it is renewable, biodegradable, and positioned as a premium natural textile.
10. Is the drape suitable for relaxed womenswear and lifestyle pieces?
Yes. In a 110–120 GSM plain weave, soybean fibre gives a soft, fluid drape similar to fine viscose or silk blends, which works well for relaxed shirts, tunics, and easy everyday silhouettes.
11. What does the plain weave add to this soybean fabric?
The plain weave creates a clean, even surface that makes colours, prints, and textures show up clearly and neatly on finished garments. It also keeps cutting and sewing more predictable in production.
12. Is this fabric supplied RFD and ready for dyeing?
Yes. Ayurkruti supplies 100% Organic Soybean Fiber Plain Fabric in RFD (Ready for Dye) form, so it is already pre‑treated and can go straight to dyeing or printing without extra scouring steps.
13. Can I use natural dyes or azo‑free dyes on soybean fiber fabric?
Soybean fibre has good dyeability and takes colour evenly. You can work with natural dyes or azo‑free reactive dyes as per your dye house process, which supports cleaner, export‑friendly workflows for US and EU buyers.
14. Do prints and solid colours look sharp on this fabric?
Yes. The smooth, plain‑weave surface helps solid shades look even and digital or screen prints appear clean and well defined, with a soft, slightly silky visual effect many brands like for eco‑friendly fashion fabrics.
15. How should garments made from soybean fabric be washed?
A gentle routine is best: hand wash or use a delicate machine cycle in cool water, mild detergent, no chlorine bleach, and dry in shade or on low heat. This preserves drape, softness, and colour over time.
16. Does soybean fiber fabric shrink?
Soybean fibre has relatively low boiling‑water shrinkage and good dimensional stability compared with some other plant fibres. Even so, a light pre‑wash before cutting is recommended for production orders.
17. Does this fabric crease or wrinkle easily?
It can crease with wear, but soybean fabrics are reported to have better crease recovery and anti‑wrinkle behaviour than many standard cellulosics. Most wrinkles relax with steaming or light ironing.
18. How does soybean fabric perform for durability and pilling?
Soybean fibre offers good tensile strength (higher than wool, cotton, and silk, though lower than polyester) and stable shape retention. Pilling behaviour is comparable to cotton when yarns and finishes are chosen well, so garments hold up well under regular use.
19. What is the MOQ for 100% Organic Soybean Fiber Plain Fabric?
Ayurkruti keeps the minimum order quantity at 5 metres, which is ideal for sampling, protos, and small‑batch drops before you commit to bigger volumes.
20. When do I get wholesale or bulk pricing?
If your order for this soybean fabric is more than 100 metres, Ayurkruti can offer wholesale or bulk rates. This works well for garment units and export brands planning US and EU production runs.
21. Can Ayurkruti provide an organic or plant‑fiber certificate for this fabric?
Yes. For buyers who need documentation, Ayurkruti can provide EPFC (Ecological Plant Fiber Certificate) once your cumulative order for this quality crosses 500 metres, helping you back up sustainability claims in global markets.
23. Do you export soybean fiber fabric to the USA and Europe?
Yes. Ayurkruti exports natural fabrics, including 100% Organic Soybean Fiber Plain Fabric, to buyers in the USA, Europe, and other international markets.
24. Why is soybean fiber fabric considered a plant fiber fabric?
Soybean fabric is made from proteins extracted from soybeans, which are then regenerated into fibre and spun into yarn. This plant origin places it firmly in the plant fiber fabric category alongside other botanic and eco‑textile options.
25. Is 100% organic soybean fabric eco‑friendly and biodegradable?
Soy fabric is derived from renewable plant protein and is highly biodegradable when not blended with synthetics or heavily coated. That makes it attractive to brands building eco‑friendly fashion fabrics lines for US and EU markets.
26. How does soybean fabric compare with other eco fibres like bamboo or corn?
Like bamboo, corn, and eucalyptus, soybean fibre is renewable and biodegradable, but it stands out for its very soft, silk‑like “vegetable cashmere” feel. Many brands use it as a premium, skin‑friendly option within plant‑based fabric ranges.
27. Is this fabric suitable for compliance‑focused export programs?
Yes. Because Ayurkruti supplies the fabric RFD and it can be dyed with natural and azo‑free dyes, it fits into cleaner dyeing workflows aimed at typical US/EU expectations, as long as you use compliant dyestuffs and auxiliaries and keep supporting test reports on file.
28. How do I request samples or place a bulk order?
To see how this fabric works in your collection, you can contact Ayurkruti with your GSM, colour, and quantity needs and request swatches or small yardage. From there, the team can share pricing, lead times, export documentation support, and EPFC options so you can confidently book bulk for your US or European programs.
