Irresponsible is unacceptable. Amphico is paving the way to a toxic-free and circular textile industry.
At Amphico we help brands do better by creating responsible and accessible materials
We are a combination of experienced scientists and designers, passionate about making the future a better place by creating the next generation of high performance textiles that leave less environmental impact than their ancestors.
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Toxic-free alternative to traditional waterproof breathable textiles, designed for circularity
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Combining colour theory, solution dyeing and predictive formulation to enable a wide variety of distinctly coloured fabrics.
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Enabling human life underwater through material science, more coming soon
We prevent our clients from having to make the difficult choice between high-performance and sustainability by offering the right choice for users and the planet.
STRONGER TOGETHER
"I will always support innovation like Amphitex™ to disrupt the outdoor performance textile market so that we do not become complacent as an industry. Amphitex™ is a great example which helps re-establish British design and material innovation."
CHARLES ROSS
Specialist in Performance Sportswear Design & Sustainable Matters FRSA
"FFF and UoL have been working with Amphico, both via FFF Responsive R&D funding and IUK awards since 2020. Having helped to take the startup’s original waterproof breathable textile fibre and turn it into a viable product, we are thrilled that this innovative technology is gaining impetus through the application of Amphitex™, which has exciting ramifications not only for Amphico's own collections, but as a sustainable alternative to be used in a range of outerwear pieces."
SUSAN RAINTON
Future Fashion Factory (FFF) Programme Manager
"As part of a Future Fashion Factory R&D project, Dr Mark Taylor, Dr Ioana Taylor and I were able to assist the Amphico team to support the early-stage commercial development and physical testing of the new Amphitex product. Amphico is now collaborating with large retail brands, as well as trialling methods of recycling Amphitex for the production of new products. It's really good to see the progress that Amphico has made in building its new business and creating an exciting new product to replace traditional WWB membranes."
PROF. STEPHEN RUSSELL
Director of the Nonwovens Research Group and the Centre for Technical Textiles at the University of Leeds
