Recycled coffee grounds are collected and processed through a patented method before being combined with polymer. The combination of the processed grounds and recycled plastic creates masterbatches, which are carrier resins then used to create the extrusion of yarn. The yarn produced carries with it a number of features that put it above other common fabrics.

Silver is long hailed for its antibacterial properties. Silver interrupts bacteria’s ability to form chemical bonds critical to its survival, so when bacteria meets silver it falls apart. Hospitals and healthcare facilities utilize this unique trait of silver by employing an array of silverimbedded equipment such as surgical tools, needles, stethoscopes, and wound dressings.

The patented technology of producing coffee fiber maximizes the functionality of the grounds. When odor particles pass through the coffee grounds, they are absorbed into the pores. The odor is left undetectable to your nose, and best of all, this function permanently exists and does not wash away.

Coffee fiber moves moisture away from the skin to the outer surface, speeding the drying process considerably. The moisture is spread across the surface and increases the contact area to air. This is also a permanent function of coffee fiber.

Your comfort will be elevated by the memory foam cushion embedded within our hygienic cover. The popular ergonomic padding contours to the shape of your head and neck, allowing you to maintain a comfortable posture as you’re seated.

By using disposed coffee grounds, coffee fiber is the first film material developed without the use of food-based production. In recycling the grounds, the resources required to produce the fabric are minimal. The use of naturally-occurring silver also adds to the eco-friendliness of the pillow cover.