My Drap launches refreshed identity focused on sustainability and efficiency
This is a special feature from the March 2026 Special Meals/Pre-WTCE issue of PAX International, on page 28.
My Drap’s compostable, 100 percent cotton single-use textiles offer a sophisticated alternative to disposable paper or traditional reusable linens
In the modern cabin, where every detail counts, brands are increasingly measured not by visibility, but by the subtle impact they have on the passenger experience. Enter My Drap—a quiet partner in service, now stepping into a new chapter with a refreshed identity that reflects its enduring purpose.
"The brand’s updated look is more than a visual refresh,” Sintu Guasch, Managing Director at Texia, tells PAX International. It is a statement of intent, rooted in the philosophy “traces of presence.”
“My Drap is not here to dominate the moment, but to support it—refining the service experience with care, precision and a sense of understated elegance,” says Guasch.
Sintu Guasch, Managing Director, Texia
For airlines, where service must balance perception, hygiene, efficiency and cost, this approach resonates. My Drap’s compostable, 100 percent cotton single-use textiles offer a sophisticated alternative to disposable paper or traditional reusable linens. Woven from cotton, they eliminate laundering, logistics and return cycles, simplifying operations while maintaining a consistent, polished onboard presentation.
“Over time, this operational clarity becomes a cost advantage—achieved thoughtfully, not by compromise,” Guasch explains.
Sustainability is woven into every fiber. Biodegradable and compostable, My Drap’s textiles return to the earth, sidestepping the environmental impact of repeated laundering. Designed and produced in Barcelona, Spain by Texia, a family-owned textile house with more than a century of expertise, the brand embodies precision, durability and responsible production. The result is a product that mirrors the experience it enables onboard: elegant, functional and intentional.
“Subtle yet impactful, My Drap proves that in the cabin, sometimes the quietest details leave the most lasting impression,” concludes Guasch.
