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Biology, engineered for circularity

Waste is not the end.
It’s the beginning.

FungiBio is building a new pathway for post-consumer textiles—using fungi to transform discarded fibers into reusable industrial materials.

Pilot partnerships now forming

01 / THE OPPORTUNITY

We see a resource
where others see waste.

Mountains of clothing are discarded every year. Mixed fibers, dyes, and finishes make them difficult to recover. FungiBio is developing a biological route forward—one that works with nature’s own decomposers.

02 / THE PROCESS

From discarded fiber
to useful matter.

Our process pairs material science with fungal biology to unlock value from difficult textile waste streams.

  1. 01

    Recover

    We receive post-consumer textiles that conventional recyclers can’t use.

  2. 02

    Cultivate

    Selected fungi grow through prepared fibers in a controlled biological process.

  3. 03

    Transform

    Mycelium helps bind and reshape waste fibers into stable material feedstock.

  4. 04

    Return

    The result re-enters industry as useful material—not another trip to landfill.

03 / THE TECHNOLOGY

A living platform for material recovery.

Mycelium—the root-like network of fungi—is an extraordinary natural system. We’re learning how to direct it toward one of industry’s hardest waste problems.

  • Feedstock flexibleDesigned for complex post-consumer textile streams.
  • Biologically drivenHarnessing fungal growth rather than energy-intensive reprocessing.
  • Application focusedDeveloped with real industrial end uses in mind.

04 / ABOUT US

Restoring Earth.
Growing tomorrow.

FungiBio Technologies exists to turn a global waste crisis into an industrial opportunity.

We are bringing together biology, materials engineering, and systems thinking to build infrastructure for a truly circular textile economy. The challenge is enormous. That’s exactly why we’re here.

01Bold science
02Measurable impact
03Radical collaboration

05 / PILOT ROADMAP

From lab insight
to industrial impact.

We’re moving deliberately from validated science to a distributed material platform.

  1. 01

    Phase 01 · Now

    Material validation

    Characterize mixed textile streams and refine fungal compatibility.
  2. 02

    Phase 02 · Next

    Pilot production

    Demonstrate repeatable processing with regional waste partners.
  3. 03

    Phase 03 · Scale

    Industrial trials

    Qualify material formats with manufacturers and early adopters.
  4. 04

    Phase 04 · Impact

    Distributed systems

    Deploy modular production close to where textile waste is created.

06 / FAQ

Questions worth asking.

Curious about the science, the output, or working together? Start here.

Our development work focuses on difficult post-consumer streams, including blended and mixed textiles. Exact feedstock specifications will be defined through pilot validation.