kehonmateriaaleja
Keho materiaaleja is a Finnish term that translates literally as “body materials.” In common usage the phrase refers to the variety of substances and composites that are used in the design and manufacture of products that come into contact with or are worn by the human body. The concept embraces traditional fabrics, modern synthetics, bio‑based polymers, and advanced composites such as graphene‑enhanced fabrics. It is featured prominently in the fields of textile science, biomedical engineering, and wearable technology.
In textiles, keho materiaaleja encompass natural fibers such as cotton, wool and hemp as well as engineered
Sustainability is a growing concern within the keho materiaaleja discourse. Efforts include recycling closed‑loop systems, using non‑toxic
In summary, keho materiaaleja covers the wide spectrum of substances engineered to interact comfortably, safely and functionally