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Support the future of regenerative textiles.

The SKIZO Regenerative Lab is a contribution-based product created to directly fund the research, development, and testing of next-generation regenerative and biodegradable textile materials.

Your contribution supports hands-on experimentation with organic and waste-based composites, including algae-based materials, coffee waste, bio-polymers, and other regenerative resources — transforming them into viable textile solutions for a more responsible fashion industry.

What do supporters receive?

By contributing to the SKIZO Regenerative Lab, you are not purchasing a physical product — you are supporting real innovation in regenerative textile development.

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1. Become part of the Lab

Supporters become Regenerative Lab Supporters, actively contributing to the research and development of next-generation regenerative and biodegradable textile materials.

You are helping SKIZO explore new material pathways, test organic composites, and push textile innovation forward.

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2. Access to real R&D updates

Supporters receive periodic updates on:

• Ongoing material research and experiments

• Progress and challenges in material development

• Advancements across Technology Readiness Levels (TRLs)

We share not only successes, but also learnings and failures — because transparency is essential to true innovation.

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3. Early access to future innovations

Supporters may receive early access to:

• New materials developed through the Regenerative Lab

• Limited editions or first releases using regenerative textiles

• Pre-launch information on upcoming SKIZO innovations

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4. Recognition

Supporters can choose to receive:

• A digital certificate of support

• Optional recognition on a digital “Wall of Supporters”

• A “Regenerative Lab Supporter” digital badge

No physical rewards — all impact stays focused on innovation.

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5. Education & impact awareness

By following the Lab’s journey, supporters gain insight into:

• How regenerative materials are developed from concept to prototype

• The realities of textile innovation and material testing

• Why regenerative textiles go beyond traditional sustainability