NATMAISON · Spark 2026 · Fashion

Natural Maison

Evidence of our business idea and prototype

Natural Maison makes toxic-free, close-to-skin clothing from plant-grown materials, and proves each claim with a Digital Product Passport. This page holds three exhibits: the fabric, the passport, and the supply chain behind them.

Photograph real materialMock-up sample data, built to be triedApplication as stated in our proposal
AThe fabricPhotograph

Botanically dyed cotton

Trial lengths of cotton, dyed with plant dyes such as turmeric and onion skin. The photographs are unretouched.

Folded lengths of plant-dyed cotton jersey in tan, oat, blush, olive, grey-mauve and peach, seen close up on a marble worktop
The dyed lengths, close up.
Seven lengths of plant-dyed cotton laid side by side, from peach and grey-mauve through olive to oat, blush and tan
The full run of shades, side by side.

Shade card: colours sampled from the photograph above.

The specification these trials work towards

Fabric
100% cotton, from unblended, pesticide-free Indian cotton
Dyes
Turmeric and onion skin, from food waste
Softener
Plant-based
Elastic
Natural rubber latex, wrapped in cotton. No elastane
First garment
The Foundations Edit brief. First knickers made
BThe passportMock-up

One scan, five tiers

Every garment will carry a QR label built on the GS1 Digital Link standard. Scanning it opens the garment's passport: one record for each tier of the supply chain, with its lab results attached.

Natural MaisonSample data
The Foundations Edit brief
Batch NM-SAMPLE-01
  1. Fibre
    100% cotton, rain-fed, grown without pesticides
    Lot
    SAMPLE-F01
    Give-back
    Farmer Futures share recorded per lot
Lab resultsREACH RSL · BPA · ISO 105 wash fastness.
Results attach here after accredited testing.

Our scanner prototype runs on a PAX A920 Pro payment terminal and on mobile web. Shown here is a mock-up of what a shopper sees after the scan. Every record in it is sample data. Tap a tier to open it.

What the passport holds

  • One linked record per tier, so a garment traces back to its cotton lot
  • What went into it at each step: fibre, yarn, dyes, softener, elastic
  • Lab certificates for the batch, once testing is done

How a label is addressed

https://id.example/01/09506000134352/10/NM-SAMPLE-01

GS1 Digital Link form. 01 is the product (GTIN), 10 is the batch. The identifier shown is a sample.

CThe chainApplication

Five tiers, sourced and tested

We work directly with each tier across India and Sri Lanka, from the cotton farm to the finished garment, so that unblended cotton stays unblended and each step can be recorded.

1Cotton farmIndia2Spinning3Weaving4Botanical dyeing5Garment makingSri Lanka

Done so far

  • All five supply-chain tiers sourced and tested
  • First knickers made
  • Passport scanner prototype built for PAX A920 Pro and mobile web

Next, during Spark

  • A 30-woman wear-test panel
  • REACH RSL, BPA and ISO wash-fastness tests at an accredited lab
  • Natural Maison Ltd incorporated by month 3