Hello There 👋
I’m Sadiba Ahmed — Textile Engineer
Specializing in Environmental Science & Engineering, I’m passionate about creating sustainable solutions for a cleaner, greener textile industry.
Step into the suspenseful world of Sadiba
I’m Sadiba Ahmed, a name that means pure and patient — and I try to live by that with every step I take. In a world spinning fast, I choose to slow down, observe, and create with intention.
As a Textile Engineering student at Bangladesh University of Textiles (BUTEX), specializing in Environmental Science & Engineering, I’m learning to bridge what we make and what we protect. My work revolves around cleaner dyeing methods, circular material innovation, and sustainable processing — turning fabric into a form of quiet revolution.
I see textiles not just as materials, but as living stories — of people, of nature, of change. Every thread I study teaches me something new about balance: between creativity and conscience, between progress and preservation.
This journey isn’t just about science — it’s about soul. Because sustainability, to me, isn’t a trend. It’s a promise I’ve made — to my craft, my planet, and myself.
PROJECTS
Turning ideas into impact
BottleX – From Waste to Wear
A sustainability-driven initiative transforming discarded plastic bottles into recycled polyester yarn. BottleX promotes circular fashion — collecting, processing, and spinning waste PET into wearable textiles, bridging waste reduction and innovation in the RMG sector.
BanaPin – The Natural Fiber Revolution
An eco-innovation project combining banana and pineapple fibers to create a biodegradable, high-strength textile alternative to synthetic fabrics. BanaPin envisions a greener future through natural resource utilization, rural employment, and reduced dependency on plastic-based textiles.
