The process of producing PLA fiber starts with choosing the primary renewable materials, which are usually environmental & nature friendly materials like starch from corn or from sugarcane. Those agricultural materials are fermented to produce PLA monomer, which is lactic acid. The lactic acid is polymerized to polylactic acid which can be manufactured into fibers. The manufacturing undergoes several steps which are significant in terms of the efficiency and the sustainability of the end product.

The PLA once synthesized, is túndís cinto filamentráricí and thus made able to fabriqué into different types. The taken out fibers are light weight and long lasting and have moisture management properties that are useful in active wear and other uses wherein performance is the major factor. Furthermore, PLA fibers can be combined with even other raw materials to better their features in so doing seeking to bestow on the growing market creative textiles.

In addition, PLA fibers repose less negative effects on the environment as compared to the synthetically made fibers. By employing new technologies based on renewable materials and energy-efficient methods, producers will minimize the adverse effects of industry on the environment. The use of PLA fibers in textiles is also a step forward into the circular economy in that these materials are also biodegradable thus presenting less waste to the landfills.