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Shvoong Home>Science>Biochemistry>http://www.indianexpress.com/news/milk-does-a-body-good-even-when-worn Summary

http://www.indianexpress.com/news/milk-does-a-body-good-even-when-worn

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Milk does a body good -- even when worn

We have used synthetic fabric since a long time. The use of cotton has been replaced by many other materials in the world; but all those are not as soothing to wear as of cotton. Natural fabric other than silk and cotton is rare, and in this circumstance a new fabric from an edible natural material is definitely interesting.

Anke Domaske, a biochemist as well as a fashion designer, has created a new fabric from milk. The most appreciating part of her invention is that she made the fabric totally from milk, which shows the potential of natural elements on this earth. At the age of 28 Domaske has excited the garment fraternity without doubt. She has used her creation to make garments from the milk fabric, which she has given the name Qmilch. Qmilch is the German word for milk; hence the name is appropriate for her new fabric. So far she has kept the use of this fabric to her own design creation, but she is contemplating to go for mass production next year. For mass production she won’t have any financial problem since many existing companies have shown interest in the new fabric.

The Textile Research Association of Germany has conferred the innovation award to Domaske for this revolutionary creation. Domaske’s fabric not only environment friendly; it also has shiny look of silk, and can be washed just like cotton fabrics. Klaus Jansen, the chief of Textile Research Association, is appreciative of Anke’s innovative ideas and expressed his desire to find more new products from unthinkable materials. The person who first cut and stitched this new fabric is Tatjana Berthold, a seamstress working for Anke Domaske. According to her, this fabric is indeed different, and she utilized all the scraps for a pair of pajamas for herself.

Published: November 22, 2011   
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