Abstract: Plant fibres are sustainable substances that might be without issues in nature and have benefits like low value, mild weight, renewability, biodegradability, and moderately specific properties. The sustainability of herbal fibre-based totally composite substances has increased their applications in various manufacturing sectors. The use of plant fibres and fabrics is in greater demand as they pose no toxicity to the environment and may be recyclable and biodegradable.
This review article explores the use of plant fibres in the textile industry, provides an overview of different types of plant fibres, including cotton, hemp, linen, silk, and wool, and discusses their unique properties and applications in textile production. The environmental impacts of plant fibre production and processing are also discussed, along with the challenges and opportunities facing the industry. The article highlights the growing demand for plant fibres in the textile market and the potential for further growth and innovation in this area. Overall, this review emphasises the importance of plant fibres as a sustainable and ethical choice for the textile industry.

Keywords: Plant Fibres, Properties, Bamboo, Banana, Flex, Hemp, Lotus.

| DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2023.10664