Providing a more environmentally friendly alternative to textile fabric, our concept calls for the production of fabric using the mycelium of fungi. Mycelium, or the mushroom's root, possesses insulating and moisture-absorbing qualities akin to cotton fibers and is woven into a network that mimics cloth. Fungi, in contrast to cotton and cellulose, are found all over the world and do not need to rely on sunlight or arable land to flourish. They rely on absorption to obtain their food while coexisting with other creatures in symbiosis or as parasites or reducers. To grow sheets of this, we must use a substrate that contains a large number of sugars for the fungi sheet to be durable and evenly grown.