Everbloom's 'renoa', a cashmere-like fiber newly classified by the FTC, targets 2027 consumer launch
This article has no cybersecurity content. It covers Everbloom, a New York startup, and renoa, a washable, cashmere-like fiber made from waste protein such as cashmere and wool scraps and down and feather lint. The U.S. Federal Trade Commission recently approved renoa as the first new fiber classification in 25 years. Everbloom says it built its own AI model for material science and is scaling up production. The first consumer products, likely blends of about 20% renoa in cashmere items, are expected in Q2 2027. There is no threat, vulnerability or actor activity relevant to defenders.
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Everbloom's 'renoa', a cashmere-like fiber newly classified by the FTC, targets 2027 consumer launch
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This article has no cybersecurity content. It covers Everbloom, a New York startup, and renoa, a washable, cashmere-like fiber made from waste protein such as cashmere and wool scraps and down and feather lint. The U.S. Federal Trade Commission recently approved renoa as the first new fiber classification in 25 years. Everbloom says it built its own AI model for material science and is scaling up production. The first consumer products, likely blends of about 20% renoa in cashmere items, are expected in Q2 2027. There is no threat, vulnerability or actor activity relevant to defenders.