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At Biopla, we utilize eco-friendly biomass materials to develop products—mainly in the apparel sector—that excel in antibacterial performance, safety, and comfort. In recent years, we have expanded our applications to include not only apparel such as T-shirts, sportswear, and school uniforms, but also home textiles like curtains and bedding, by using PLA (polylactic acid) derived from non-edible biomass sources such as straw and wood-based materials.
“Changing the future through what we wear—using materials that return to nature.”
That is the philosophy behind Biopla’s craftsmanship.

Apparel Products

We use PLA materials in everyday clothing such as T-shirts, sportswear, and school uniforms. These garments offer a natural, gentle texture derived from plant-based sources, while providing excellent antibacterial, deodorizing, and flame-resistant properties—ensuring a safe and comfortable wearing experience. As a material that does not generate microplastics, PLA also contributes to building a more sustainable fashion industry.

Home Textile Products

We also offer PLA-based materials for home textiles, including curtains, blankets, and bed sheets. With features such as antibacterial, deodorizing, and flame-resistant properties, our products support the creation of comfortable living spaces in homes, facilities, and hospitality environments. They are characterized by their soft, nature-derived texture and high safety standards.

Food Packaging Materials
PLA is used in food trays, cups, straws, and food wraps due to its high biodegradability and safety for human health. It also has barrier properties against oxygen and carbon dioxide, making it suitable for preserving food freshness. PLA containers and packaging can be processed at composting facilities, contributing to the reduction of plastic waste.
Medical
PLA plays an important role in the medical field due to its high biocompatibility. It is used in surgical sutures, drug delivery systems, and absorbable implants. The fact that PLA naturally decomposes inside the body is also crucial. It is used in absorbable sutures that do not need to be removed after surgery and in drug delivery systems that release medication slowly over time. The use of PLA reduces patient burden and simplifies medical procedures.
Disposable Products
PLA is used to make disposable products such as cutlery (forks, spoons, knives), plates, and cups, which are commonly used in dining and events. As a sustainable alternative to traditional plastic products, PLA disposable items are becoming a popular eco-friendly choice.
Household Products
PLA is used in eco-friendly household products such as dishware, storage boxes, stationery, and garbage bags. Due to its durability and flexibility, PLA is increasingly being used as a replacement for petroleum-based plastics in many household items. Additionally, PLA products can be composted at home, making them a sustainable choice for consumers.
Automotive Industry
PLA is used in interior parts, trims, and carpet backings, contributing to vehicle weight reduction and reduced environmental impact. PLA combines rigidity and heat resistance, making it suitable for automotive interiors that require strength and durability. Furthermore, it has a lower environmental impact when vehicles are disposed of, making it a promising material for sustainability.
Dishware
These products are antibacterial and non-toxic, making them safe for contact with food. They can be molded into various shapes and designs, making them suitable for a wide range of uses.
3D Printing
PLA is also popular as a filament for 3D printing. It melts easily at low temperatures and is non-toxic, making it particularly suitable for household and educational 3D printing. Its affordability and ease of use make it ideal for prototyping and hobby use. Additionally, PLA filaments come in a variety of colors, enhancing the aesthetic appeal of the printed objects.
Textiles
PLA is primarily used in clothing and non-woven fabrics, particularly as a material for T-shirts and sportswear. Its antibacterial and deodorizing properties, along with its skin-friendliness, make it popular in environmentally conscious fashion and home textiles. PLA fibers are also biodegradable, making them a highly regarded material for reducing environmental impact in eco-fashion.
Agriculture
PLA is also used in agriculture. Biodegradable products such as agricultural mulch (sheets that cover the base of crops), fertilizer capsules, and seedling pots are being used, taking advantage of PLA’s ability to decompose in soil. This helps reduce the disposal costs of traditional plastic agricultural mulch and prevents soil pollution.
Electronics
PLA is used in electronics for small electronic devices, cases, connectors, and other components where design flexibility is required. Its low cost and eco-friendly properties make PLA a valuable material in the development of sustainable electronics.
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