Technology

Biotechnology, guided by design.

A pure mycelium mat grown through biotechnology and design — engineered for structural independence, process stability and eco-integrity.

Structure

The mat is the material.

Most leather alternatives laminate a coating onto a textile or polymer backing. Mycerra™ uses no non-woven backings, scaffolds or foreign substrates: it is a self-supporting mat cultivated entirely from mycelium. That is what lets it be shaved, dyed and embossed like a hide — and composted at the end of its life.

Pure Mycerra — unembossed, undyed mycelium mat
Cultivate

Cultivate

Mycelium is grown into a continuous, self-supporting mat in controlled facilities in Korea — no backing fabric, no scaffold, no foreign substrate in the final material.

Stabilize

Stabilize

Where hides are tanned, Mycerra™ is stabilized. A proprietary process turns the cultivated mat into a durable material, defining its strength, flexibility and handfeel.

Finish

Finish

Like premium hides, Mycerra™ takes aniline dyeing, embossing and protective finishing — from a raw natural surface to deep, three-times-dyed colour.

Performance

Redefining how performance materials are made.

Pure mycelium structure

No textile or polymeric backing — a self-supporting mat cultivated entirely from mycelium.

Leather-grade performance

Naturally strong, flexible, and shavable — comparable to premium hides.

Process stability

Uniform growth under ambient conditions ensures scalability and industrial consistency.

Finishing versatility

Supports aniline-style, embossed, or undyed natural surface options.

Test reports

Performance test reports.

Twelve indicators covering physical strength, colour fastness and comfort, each linked to its original report.

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Physical properties

  • ThicknessTesting scheduled
    ISO 2589 · mm—
  • Apparent densityTesting scheduled
    ISO 2420 · g/cm³—
  • Tensile strengthTesting scheduled
    ISO 3376 · N/mm²—
  • Elongation at breakTesting scheduled
    ISO 3376 · %—
  • Tear strength (double edge)Testing scheduled
    ISO 3377-2 · N—
  • Stitch tear strengthTesting scheduled
    ISO 23910 · N—
  • Flex resistance (Bally)Testing scheduled
    ISO 5402-1 · cycles—
  • Abrasion resistance (Martindale)Testing scheduled
    ISO 17076-2 · cycles—

Colour fastness

  • Colour fastness to rubbing (dry / wet)Testing scheduled
    ISO 11640 · grade 1–5—
  • Colour fastness to lightTesting scheduled
    ISO 105-B02 · grade 1–8—

Comfort & composition

  • Water vapour permeabilityTesting scheduled
    ISO 14268 · mg/cm²·h—
  • Bio-based carbon content99
    ASTM D6866-24 Method B (AMS) · % biobased carbon (of total organic carbon) · Beta Analytic (SGS) · ISO/IEC 17025View PDF(2026-01-09)

Results will be published here with the original test report as each test is completed. Methods shown are the planned standards.

The future we’re growing

Mycerra™ is only the beginning.

Our research expands into foams, textiles, coatings and bio-composites — a material platform for the next generation of industries.

Mycelium foams

Biodegradable replacements for Styrofoam and packaging.

Mycelium protein

A sustainable resource for food and biomaterials.

Architectural composites

Lightweight panels for interiors and construction.

Discuss a development project