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Preferred Fiber and Materials Matrix

Materials / Textile Exchange

22 September 2023

 2 minutes
The Preferred Fiber and Materials Matrix (PFMM) is an interactive tool that gives the owners of sustainability standards systems a way to view their performance in a standardised way and toward a shared “direction of travel” for beneficial impact, while also helping brands to make informed material sourcing decisions.

Preferred Fiber and Materials Matrix Made Open-Source by Textile Exchange

The Preferred Fiber and Materials Matrix (PFMM), designed to assess the performance of standard systems within a material category, has been made publicly available for the first time.

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