Uk company Ponda uses Typha to create cruelty free insulation for clothing.

I love this as an alternative

So what happens when it gets wet? I fethers from waterfowl would presumably shed water I'd expect a plant based produce to absorb and retain water. and it's just just about getting caught in the rain. You're going to sweat inside of a jacket and that moisture has to go somewhere 

The leaves are great basket material

This seems great, but are downsides to using this alternative?

What's the price of this though?

This isn’t a new idea at all. Back in the day, life jackets were made using cattail fuzz for the buoyant interior layer.

Is this what rush lights are made of?

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