Features a cocoon-like texture and warmth - Biomass slippers with a Japanese package.

A product made from "Kinari-to LEAF," a pulp non-woven fabric that uses over 60% plant-based materials, featuring an elegant texture and a silky touch like that of a cocoon.

Supports various processing methods such as heat forming, sewing, and assembly. It can create three-dimensional shapes that are difficult to achieve with paper. Additionally, it can incorporate functional powders with antibacterial and deodorizing properties, as well as underutilized biomass such as tea leaves and coffee grounds. 【Case Studies】 ◆Biomass Slippers (Acquired Biomass Mark 80) 　~ Environmentally friendly disposable slippers consumed in large quantities ~ ・Comfortable texture and water absorption, moisture retention ・Comfortable even after a bath ・Lightweight and soft cushioning ・Over 80% of the material is made from biomass-derived raw materials ＊ Sewing operations are conducted at the Fukushima Sewing Welfare Center. ＊Fukushima Sewing Welfare Center A business that implements Type B employment support based on the first type of social welfare business under the Social Welfare Act and the second type of social welfare business under the Comprehensive Support for Persons with Disabilities Act. ◆Wagumo (Japanese Package) ～ A new "Wa" arrangement proposed by a long-established washi paper wholesaler ~ ・Warm texture and soft form ・Cocoon-like feel ・Uses washi paper for the band to create a sense of quality ＊ Available for purchase from one piece on the EC site.

Paper and pulp products