Microfibers: Tiny Pieces of Plastic Pollution That Require Big Solutions 🔎 Plastic microfibers are a type of microplastic shaped as fibrous material. These tiny fibers can come from synthetic apparel (such as clothing made from polyester or nylon), car tires, fishing gear and more. Once out in the environment, they are nearly impossible to capture due to their small size. Swipe right for a few actions you can take to help reduce microfiber pollution, and share this post with your friends! Link in bio to learn more.