Coconut fiber is used for various purposes, such as making coconut rope, coconut mats, and so on. Today, environmentally friendly and biodegradable coconut fiber is increasingly being used worldwide as a new trend to reduce plastic waste and contribute to a more sustainable lifestyle.

Coir fibers are an environmentally friendly material found within the hard inner shell of a coconut. After fully ripe coconuts are harvested, they are placed in machines to separate the long, brush-like fibers beneath the shell. This process is called wet milling. Coir fibers are relatively waterproof and are among the few natural materials resistant to damage from seawater.