Infinited Fiber Company

Founded in 2016 and based in Espoo, Finland, Infinited Fiber Co. Ltd. develops a technology that can turn textile, cardboard, and agricultural waste into a new natural fiber. In April 2026, Infinited Fiber Company raised EUR 10 million in venture funding from Mundi Ventures.

The firm, as of July 2024, has the capacity to produce 30,000 metric tons of Infinna™ annually. Some of the firm's partners are Zara, Adidas, Jack & Jones, H&M Group, etc. Infinited Fiber Company offers a patented technology that converts discarded cotton-rich textiles into premium-quality Infinna™ fibers. These fibers replicate the softness and versatility of cotton, offering a sustainable alternative to virgin materials like cotton, viscose, and polyester, making textile circularity a global norm.

The company's process begins by cleaning and breaking down textile waste into cellulose, the foundational material of fibers. This cellulose is then processed into liquid form, spun into new fiber filaments, and transformed into staple-length fibers suitable for various fabric applications. Infinna™ can be used alone for 100% recycled garments or blended seamlessly with other fibers. Infinna™ fibers not only reduce textile waste but also conserve water and eliminate microplastics, offering a biodegradable solution for a circular economy.