MIRUM is made with the utmost stewardship of nature in mind, for many of our ingredients this means using by-products of other industries. An example of this is using coconut husk fiber (called coir) which is a by-product of producing coconut water and oil. Their patented curative is entirely plant-based and sourced from renewable feedstocks.

Once the right ingredients have been selected, they are dry-mixed and mechanically formed into the desired shape. The MIRUM manufacturing process does not require additional water inputs besides what is represented in the natural ingredients. This means there is no effluent (e.g. wastewater) discharge generated from the making of MIRUM. 

During this step, an optional natural fabric backer can be added to the MIRUM sheet and a texture is embossed on the surface, to give MIRUM its final look and feel. No petrochemical adhesives are used to ‘glue’ the fabric backer to MIRUM. MIRUM® uses biobased materials that will not pollute the earth when products reach end of life.