UNITED STATES · MATERIAL CULTURE
Biobio, Inc. / Field notes on the future of materialsIssue 05 · 2026
Made to be worn, not just admired

Wear what
comes next.

Performance is not only what a fabric does. It is what we choose to make it from — and what stays with us after years of wear.

DISCOVER OUR TWO DIRECTIONS ↘
Two names / Two ideas

Materials with
something to say.

We make room for two different futures: one where fibers stay in the textile longer, and another where stretch no longer depends on conventional elastane. Biô and M˚Pulse are distinct brands within Biobio, Inc.

Crimson performance apparel, composed of an organic cotton and corn-derived hybrid yarn
01 / Biô · Less Shed. Save Seas.Fiber retention
Original Biô Less Shed Save Seas logo

Natural
origins.
Real movement.

An athletic set made with hybrid yarns composed of 72% organic cotton and 28% corn-derived fiber. A different proposition for performance wear shaped by petroleum-based synthetics.

MEET BIÔ ↗
02 / M˚Pulse · No Elastane. No Limits.Elasticity / recovery
M˚Pulse original logo

Stretch
without
elastane.

Our pioneering white legging shorts open a different conversation about supportive fit, elastic recovery and material simplicity. Designed for comfort in motion, supportive fit and the freedom to rethink stretch.

MEET M˚PULSE ↗
Elastane-free white legging shorts worn on a model
Our point of view

We're not here
to explain
every thread.

Hybrid yarns matter for the results they deliver and preserve over time: textile performance, fabric durability and reduced fiber mass released during use.

Our industrial know-how remains protected. The evidence can—and should—be shared.

True innovation lies in the balance between technology, nature and time. Creating materials that last longer, consume fewer resources and respect natural cycles gives the planet better conditions to regenerate.

Because everything is a matter of time. And everything is a matter of balance.

EXPLORE THE EVIDENCE ↗
Biô / Comparative laboratory finding
73.6%

Less fiber mass released. In one defined comparison.

In comparative testing using TMC V1.1, a Biô regenerated-cellulosic sample released 73.6% less fiber mass than the EcoVero® reference.

VIEW THE DATA ↗
Biobio, Inc. — Material culture, human experience

We believe the next generation of textile performance will not be defined by more material, but by more thoughtful materials.