Leading the evolution of our material world.
We envision a materials world that stewards the health and wealth of all living systems; a world where science and creativity are in balance and we can wear textiles that match our values.
What materials legacy do you want to leave?
Everyone has a role in building regenerative textile systems. Whether you’re a textile professional that works in materials, design, product, sustainability, HR, accounting, quality, marketing or more, we want to support you in leaving a material legacy that matches your values, your customer’s values, and contributes to the success of your organization. Contact us today if you want to take a leadership role in building regenerative textile systems.
“Krystle has been an incredible facilitator between the research and textile communities. Through Krystle, our research group has learned a great deal about the textile industry and sustainability best practices. Krystle is a masterful liaison and has been an invaluable resource for our research.”
— Lisa Erdle, Phd Student @ University of Toronto
“Krystle helped our startup navigate a truly complex world and enabled us to communicate our work clearly to peers and consumers. We're not a large company, but her expertise and networking skill accelerated us towards a profitable business model built on sustainable use of natural materials. We look forward to working with Materevolve in the near future”
— Textile & Materials Innovation Startup
“I have worked with Krystle on a number of different projects. Can't recommend her highly enough. She is highly organized, cultivates good relationships with partners and is not afraid to deliver bad news well as good. She has deep technical knowledge in all phases of textile development but also knows when she doesn't know and seeks experts to fill the void. Her passion for helping the textile industry achieve more sustainable solutions is what drives her and keeps her learning!”
— Jamie Bainbridge, VP Product Development @ Bolt Threads
“Anyone working with Krystle and Carolynn will greatly benefit from their excellent facilitation skills, professionalism and deep knowledge within the textile sustainability and microplastic pollution fields. I was particularly impressed with their leadership on the delivery of a Microfiber Pollution report to the US Environmental Protection Agency as part of the Save the Oceans 2.0 Act. Enabled by their stakeholder and solution landscape knowledge, they identified diverse experts to guide the development of a most comprehensive scientific review in support of action on microfibers. Despite tight deadlines, Krystle and Carolynn went above and beyond to incorporate all of the comments from the advisory committee, while ensuring each comment or concern is appropriately addressed. I appreciate their commitment to scientific rigor and quality in the preparation of our draft report. I look forward to working with them further, and I highly recommend their services and expertise to anyone.”
- Dr. Anna Posacka, Chief Scientific Officer, Ocean Diagnostics Inc
“As Krystle’s manager on a innovation startup team for VF I was thrilled to have her in a key role. As a passionate contributor, Krystle’s strong textile knowledge & sustainability expertise were incredibly potent. More significantly, she was exceptional at managing activities across diverse stakeholder groups and concisely communicating detail in a way that drove momentum & confidence in the strategy. Krystle has a rare combination of entrepreneurial spirit & drive to execute that will make her highly successful on any team. I thoroughly enjoyed working with her & have zero reservations recommending her.”
-Carl Bird, Director of Engineering & Operations @ VF Innovation
“Krystle is passionate about her work (especially in regenerative agriculture and ocean health), very professional, and a great partner to work with. Her unique background in both materials science and sustainability, as well as her large community of sustainability professionals, make her an asset for anyone in need of guidance with sustainable supply chains, materials, and products.”