UNITED STATES · MATERIAL CULTURE
Biô / Less Shed. Save Seas.Biobio, Inc. · Series 01
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Better
origins.
Bolder
movement.

A different point of view on what performance apparel can be made from.

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Red-burgundy performance crop top and leggings on an outdoor running track
BIÔ / GARMENT EXPERIMENT / 2026
01 — The material story

Sportswear does not have to begin with the same old ingredients.

This outfit is built around a hybrid yarn with a composition of 72% organic cotton and 28% corn-derived material.

Where so much athletic apparel begins with petroleum-derived synthetics, Biô explores a material direction that brings plant-derived inputs into performance design. The appearance, feel and intended use belong at the front of the story. Proprietary construction details do not.

Organic cotton / by composition
72%

Familiar comfort.
New performance ambition.

Chosen for the feel and material character cotton can contribute. Created for softness and everyday comfort.

Corn-derived component / by composition
28%

Plant-origin thinking.
Beyond the usual mix.

A bio-based component from corn creates a different starting point for yarn development. A fresh material direction for athletic wear.

A dark macro textile image representing yarn surface texture
Designed to be worn.
Built to be questioned.BIÔ — MATERIALS / DURABILITY / LOWER SHEDDING
02 / The performance brief

Durability is not
a fashionable word.
It is a measured one.

01Shape and feel

How the fabric behaves during repeated movement, wear and care matters as much as the initial fitting.

02Material integrity

Biô's broader hybrid-yarn program is designed to reduce fiber release and improve lasting performance.

03Evidence before claims
Comparative laboratory test / regenerated cellulosic
73.6%

One test. One comparison. A meaningful result.

The TMC V1.1 comparative test measured a regenerated-cellulosic Biô textile sample against an EcoVero® reference.

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