plantfibrefabric

noun
UK /plɑːnt ˈfaɪbə ˈfæbrɪk/
US /plænt ˈfaɪbər ˈfæbrɪk/

Cloth made from the soft threads of plants.

Her summer shirt was made of a light plantfibrefabric like cotton.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A textile woven from cellulose fibres such as flax or ramie.

The weaver specialised in plantfibrefabric, using flax from local fields.

3. Eco-friendly material chosen instead of synthetic fabrics.

The brand switched to plantfibrefabric to reduce plastic waste.

4. Fabric that breathes well and feels cool in hot weather.

In summer, plantfibrefabric keeps you cooler than polyester.