Sustainability

Sustainable, Eco-Friendly And Non-Toxic Drapery

Sustainable Drapery for a Greener Future

At Neutral, we're dedicated to protecting our planet by offering sustainable, eco-friendly, and non-toxic drapery solutions. By choosing Neutral, you're not just decorating your space, you're helping the environment.

Organic Fabric, Natural Choices

Our drapery fabrics are crafted from organic cotton, linen, hemp, and bamboo, sometimes blended with recycled polyester. Produced eco-consciously without harmful chemicals, they offer a gentle choice for the Earth.

Nature's Treasure

What is Flax?

A sustainable fiber for the production of linen fabrics.

Introduction To Flax

Flax, one of the oldest and strongest natural bast fibers, is extracted from the flax plant. This hard, brittle fiber has a natural luster and ranges in color from ivory to light brown or gray.

Features

  • Durable, hard and crisp
  • High temperature resistance
  • Difficult to achieve bright colors as they are difficult to dye and bleach
  • Softens and softens after washing and laundering
  • Easy to wrinkle
  • Antistatic
  • Biodegradable
  • Flax grows quickly and is easy to grow, requiring few chemical inputs and no irrigation during cultivatio

What is Ramie?

A strong plant fiber similar to linen.

Introduction To Ramie

Ramie, or Chinese grass, is among the oldest and strongest natural plant fibers. Its naturally white, silky-sheen fiber resembles linen. It can also be blended with materials like cotton, polyester, and wool to enhance its properties.

Features

  • Hard and brittle, but softens over time and with more washes
  • Strength increases when wet
  • Releases moisture quickly
  • More absorbent than cotton
  • Antibacterial and anti-mildew
  • Good dyeing effect, but easy to discolor
  • Easily generate static electricity
  • Ramie is a plant-based source of fibers that's quickly and easily renewable. It requires no pesticides or herbicides to grow.

What is Jute?

A low-cost, easy-maintenance, fast-growing fiber.

Introduction To Jute

Jute is a highly lignified natural fiber extracted from the jute plant, often called the "golden fiber" for its lustrous golden-brown color. It is the second most widely produced and consumed fiber after cotton and remains one of the most affordable fibers globally.

Features

  • Durable
  • Strength decreases when wet
  • Low elasticity
  • Ability to insulate sound and heat
  • Good dyeing effect, no fading
  • Antistatic
  • Biodegradable
  • It is a fast-growing, low-maintenance crop that can be harvested every 4 to 6 months with little need for pesticides or fertilizers.

What is Bamboo?

A plant native to China, a region renowned for its unparalleled diversity of bamboo species.

Introduction To Bamboo

Bamboo, a versatile and sustainable plant, is celebrated for its rapid growth, strength, and natural beauty. Native to Asia, it offers eco-friendly solutions for construction, furniture, and decor while embodying elegance and timeless appeal.

Features

  • Sustainability, Eco-Friendly and Recyclability
  • Bamboo products are durable and resilient in different environments.
  • Bamboo's quick regeneration fights deforestation effectively.
  • Bamboo's natural resistance to pests and diseases reduces the need for chemical treatments.
  • Bamboo's low water absorption rate suits humid conditions.