bambus
Polyamide in bamboo socks and what it does
Short answer: Polyamide takes the wear at the heel and toe. Without it a bamboo sock would develop a hole within just...
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Bamboo blended with cotton and what the blend gives you
Short answer: Cotton adds strength and shape stability, bamboo viscose adds softness and cooling. A blend lands somew...
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Why there is elastane in bamboo clothing
Short answer: Elastane pulls the fabric back into shape after it stretches. Without it a garment would grow a little ...
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Bamboo viscose versus fleece
Short answer: Fleece warms the most at the lowest weight, but it is made of plastic and smells quickly. Bamboo viscos...
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Bamboo viscose versus cashmere
Short answer: Cashmere is the warmest and lightest of the soft fibers and usually costs the most overall. Bamboo visc...
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Bamboo viscose versus microfibre
Short answer: Microfiber is extremely thin synthetic fibers that dry fast and weigh very little. Bamboo viscose feels...
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Viscose, rayon and bamboo are three words for the same thing
Short answer: Rayon is the American name for viscose, while European brands use the word viscose instead. Bamboo in f...
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Bamboo viscose versus cupro
Short answer: Cupro is made from leftovers of cotton production and is mostly used as lining in jackets and dresses. ...
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Bamboo viscose versus hemp
Short answer: Hemp is strong, coarse and grows softer over the years while it is used and washed repeatedly. Bamboo v...
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Bamboo viscose versus Egyptian cotton
Short answer: Egyptian cotton is known from bedding and towels and has long, strong fibers. Bamboo viscose feels cool...
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Bamboo viscose versus pima cotton
Short answer: Pima is cotton with extra long fibers, giving a softer and stronger fabric than regular cotton. Bamboo ...
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Bamboo viscose versus organic cotton
Short answer: Organic cotton is about how it is grown, not how the fabric feels. Bamboo viscose is softer and cooler,...
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