Moralfibre is crisp and fresh, fabric, furnishing and ready to wear clothing range for health

Each piece of fabric is richly textured, made by hand-spun, hand-woven technique.

We produce cotton, silk, wool and blends of highest specifications. Some of our fabrics are made with organic cotton.

The quality of this cotton fabric guarantees a nice freshness in summer and veil of warmth for the colder season.

Moralfibre products are energized by hands.

In each thread there is life, sunlight, water and earth.  The threads are worked several times by hands by different artisans.  The mere act of spinning and weaving by hands may create an inner peace; transmitted by the threads, it fills the fabrics with living energy.  MORALFIBRE products are not only ‘organic’- they are alive.

Moralfibre brand stands for Clothing with a Conscience.

By using human energies, it has less  negative impact on the environment.  Eco-friendly and socio–economically sustainable, MORALFIBRE provides work in a fair way to thousands of skilled and unskilled people.    

Today when the concern about Global Warming and Climate Change are growing...

MORALFIBRE is a unique way of fabric making, clean energy initiative aiming to have far reaching economic and social benefits.  A purchase of MORALFIBRE is a step towards creating a ‘Carbon Neutral’ and ‘Zero Poverty World’.

Moralfibre frees the environment from pollution and depletion and frees people from poverty.

What are you wearing?

A branded T shirt stuck to your body showing off those elegant and shapely curves.

The owners of the label of your choice may have a long history of irresponsible attitude towards treating their remote factory workers unfairly and they may have primarily focussed on making the share holders very rich instead.

A cheap and cheerful, no nonsense T shirt, carelessly thrown over, bought from a bargain shop.

Your T shirt might be smeared with child labour.  

A warm and cuddly synthetic fleece.

A synthetic fleece that may have guzzled up invaluable, non renewable resources and it is so cheap that you may be planning to throw it away next season or next year for a new colour and style.
This inert-material-waste may keep polluting the earth for the next 200 years or so.

A colourful ethnic top.

The cotton growing, manufacturing, dying and printing may have polluted our earth, water and sky with harmful pesticides and chemicals in its surrounds.  They  may have caused the cotton farmers, factory workers and their children severe illnesses.