100% Agave Fiber Products – CSR Project

EnviroTextiles is happy to announce our new Agave Fiber Products for Bed and Bath, made from 100% Pure Agave Fiber.  The collection includes agave washcloths, exfoliators, bolsa bags and more.  The agave plant is a rapidly renewable, wild-grown plant used for food, beverages, and animal feed as well as textiles.  It is harvested and processed by hand in the region where it grows.

Corporate Social Responsibility is an essential part of our business model. These agave fiber products are part of “Project Protect Our Mother Earth“, our fair trade project in Mexico.  When you purchase these handmade Agave Fiber products, you are helping support 115 women and provide in-school lunch programs for impoverished children.  Please visit Project Protect Our Mother Earth on Facebook!

Visit Project Protect Our Mother Earth on Facebook!

We have also initiate a recycling project that helps to support the in-school lunch program. We are utilizing the natural and human resources in this Mexican community to create sustainable sources of revenue and sustainable products. These are great natural fiber products, serve a variety of uses in and around the home, and they are completely biodegradable.

Agave Washcloth - 100% Agave Fiber, 12"x14"

Agave Washcloth - 100% Agave Fiber, 12"x14", Folded and Labeled

Exfoliator/Kitchen Scrubber (Square) - 100% Agave Fiber

Exfoliator/Kitchen Scrubber (Round) - 100% Agave Fiber

Agave Soap Case/Cell Phone Bag - 100% Agave Fiber, 6"x4.5"

Hand Crafted Bolsa Bags - 100% Agave Fiber, 18"x20" not including handles

Hand Crafted Bolsa Bags - 100% Agave Fiber, 18"x20" not including handles

Agave Product Label Front

Agave Product Label Back

Our Bolsas Bags are dyed in the springtime, as local roots, flowers and berries are harvested and utilized in the vegetal dying process.

 Sunset     Curry     Chili Red    Natural    Bark    Rose

 Limited Availability (not shown): Steel Blue, Henna, Blush

Sizes – As a characteristic of an indigenous handicraft, sizes may vary slightly.

Because of all the wonderful support from all of you, we have achieved our goal!

The clinic that has been built, although still needing to be filled with supplies!

Another view of the new clinic.

We like to show all of you what “WE ALL” have helped to create and how far we are, our people in the Otomi community also like to share and see what all of us are doing in the US.

Otomi in the beginning. Mari, the woman in the photo is the leader of the community.

One of my teachers, Mari!

"Beyond The Sun" is abundant with natural resources rather than chemical, man made textiles!

3 months I stayed with the people to be taught what abundance is available as natural resources.