Qmilk:eco-friendly bio-wear is Hanover, Germany, a 28-year-old female fashion designer Anke Domaske invented a different kind of clothing fabric, it is made of yogurt, and may trigger a revolution in the fashion industry in Europe and the United States.

This is called QMilch The "milk fabric" is somewhat like silk, is made of casein in milk powder into a special fabric, completely chemical-free, antibacterial and can regulate the body temperature, but also like cotton for medical treatment and cleaning.

QMilch is extracted from milk that cannot be used in food production, and the fabric made from it is stable in shape and color, has a silk-like texture, has no smell, can be washed, is made in a fairly environmentally friendly process, and is less expensive than acrylic. One kilogram of QMilch requires only two liters of water, which is 5000 times more efficient than making cotton.

"Milk fabric" is made by extracting casein from powdered milk, heating it in a machine similar to a meat grinder with some other natural ingredients, and finally spitting out at the other end of the machine The other end of the machine will spit out a wisp of filamentous fibers, these fibers will then be wound into fine yarn on the spinning machine, and eventually woven into the body can wear the "milk fabric". It is understood that 6 liters of milk can make a "milk fabric" dress, the price will be about 150-200 euros.