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RE: Jellyfish: The Perfect Resource for High Quality and Fashion Leather - from Waste to Resource

in #jellyfish7 years ago (edited)

The shoes seem to work and those have to do quite heavy work while using. To get the jellyfish leather for shoes strong, Charlotte applied many layers of jellyfish leather on top of each other. This also then gives the interesting looks. BTW, collagen when applying the process of making leather, ie taking all the other stuff that sits in the skin of an animal, and apply stuff to make the binding of the collagen stronger, results in very string material. Collagen has the properties that by nature it already creates string connections amongst the molecules. In addition it is very durable, think of your own skin how durable it is, and how flexible and all. Collagen from jellyfish is not different. The challenges are more in how to collect the dead jellyfish, and how to transport it to the location where it'll be further processed, as well as to make the leather making process as efficient as possible to be able to compete with the prices of the leather coming from cattle.

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Given the long gestation period of cattle compared to jellyfish, I think they're already well on their way !

They really only need to refine the harvesting and treatment processes, and then get some marketing on the job. An ecological alternative to leather looking like this is sure to be a crowd-pleaser.

Thank you, I truly think such alternative ways of getting to quality leather will be licked by more and more people over time. Another method is using fish skin. I'll create a blog about this sometime in the future.

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