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WHAT IS BAMBOO FABRIC
In the textile industry, the term “bamboo fabric” refers to a number of different textiles made from the bamboo plant. Bamboo has been used for thousands of years but different cultures all over the globe.
Historically in Asia, bamboo was originally used for the hand-made products of paper. However, it is only in recent years that the extraction of the bamboo fiber has been perfected to turn the pulp into a usable fiber that is woven in fabric for cloth.
BENEFITS OF USING BAMBOO FABRIC
Bamboo fabric are similar in feel to the softness of silk. Since bamboo fabrics are produced without chemicals, they are naturally smoother, making it non-irritating to the skin. Bamboo fabric is hypoallergenic, making it an excellent fabric for those who have allergies or have sensitive skin.
Bamboo is antibacterial and anti-fungal due to its bacteriostatic bio-agent called the “Bamboo Kun”. This beneficial quality means that the textile will naturally kill bacteria that accumulate on the skin for natural wear, making the wearer feel fresher and odor-free throughout the day.
Unlike any other natural fibers, bamboo is extremely breathable. The cross-section of the bamboo fiber is covered in micro-gaps, giving the fabric a high level of moisture absorption and ventilation. It is also anti-static and UV protectant by cutting out nearly 98% of harmful UV.
Bamboo Fabric Benefits Summary:
Antibacterial: Keeps you odor-free and
smelling fresh all day long
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Moisture Wicking: Perfect for hot and humid climates like Miami. Naturally draws moisture away from the skin, making you sweat less.
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Insulating: Keeps you cool in the summer and hot during the winter
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Silky Soft Feel
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Naturally Protects Against UV’s
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Hypoallergenic
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Non-Irritating: A great option for those with sensitive skin
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Eco-friendly
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Lightweight & breathable
