Fluff Stuff: Textile fillings from rewetted peatlands

Fluff Stuff textile fillings and products are produced from Typha Latifolia, which are cultivated on rewetted Finnish peatlands. By processing the tender fibres of this aqueous plant, Fluff Stuff produces a textile filling material with similar properties to down feathers and polyester fibres.

The Fluff Stuff project is an entrepreneurial project based on learnings from the Creative Sustainability Master’s program. To date, Fluff Stuff comprises of a core team and a network of experts, many of which are either graduates or current students at Aalto University.

Learn more about Fluff Stuff

Our team:

• Lukas Schuck: MSc Creative Sustainability, Department of Chemical Engineering, Aalto University. CEO at Fluff Stuff

• Tea Auramo: MSc MA Business and Design, HDK Valand Academy of Art and Design, Sweden. Strategist at Fluff Stuff
• Samu-Jussi Koski: MA Fashion Design, Polimoda, Italy. Head of Brand at Fluff Stuff
• Amir Tahvonen: MA Creative Sustainability, Department of Arts and Design, Aalto University. Art Director at Fluff Stuff
• Laura Rusanen: MA Fashion and Textiles, Department of Arts and Design, Aalto University. Head of Design Research at Fluff Stuff

Attend the seminar

Interested in learning more about mitigating greenhouse gas emissions by re-wetting peatlands? Attend the seminar on 19 September 2022. 

Seminar information and registration for Re-imagining common peatland management practices in Finland