Coconut fibers, also known as coir, are natural fibers extracted from the husk of coconuts. These fibers are strong, durable, and resistant to saltwater, making them ideal for various applications. They are commonly used in products like ropes, mats, and brushes, as well as in gardening for soil enhancement and erosion control. The process of obtaining coconut fibers involves soaking the coconut husks in water to loosen the fibers, which are then separated and dried. Coconut palms are primarily grown in tropical regions, and the use of coir is an eco-friendly alternative to synthetic materials in many industries.