bambus
Clothing for the night shift and the sleep after it
Short answer: Night shift flips the body's rhythm around. Thin layers of bamboo viscose during the shift and a cool s...
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Clothing for shop work and twelve thousand steps a day
Short answer: Retail work is walking, lifting and a cool zone by the door. Thin layers of bamboo viscose let you adju...
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Workwear for hairdressers on their feet all day
Short answer: Standing work with your arms raised needs clothing that does not pull tight across the shoulders and do...
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Underwear for chefs in a hot kitchen
Short answer: In a kitchen at 30 degrees, a thin bamboo viscose undershirt is better than nothing. It moves sweat awa...
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Clothing for early years staff who spend the day on the floor
Short answer: Choose clothing that can bend, be washed often, and dries fast. Bamboo viscose stretches with movement ...
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Clothing for drivers who sit down all day
Short answer: If you sit nine hours in a driver's cab, the base layer matters more than the outer layer. Bamboo visco...
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Office underwear for when the meeting room is too warm
Short answer: Choose a thin undershirt and underwear in bamboo viscose. It keeps your shirt dry in a warm meeting roo...
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Underwear for tradespeople moving between cold and heat
Short answer: A thin bamboo viscose undershirt worn under work clothes keeps your temperature even as you move from c...
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Underwear for nurses working a twelve hour shift
Short answer: Choose underwear in bamboo viscose without hard seams and with flat elastic for a twelve hour shift. It...
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How many species of bamboo there are
Short answer: There are over a thousand species of bamboo. Very few are used for textiles, where mainly species with ...
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Where bamboo grows and why it matters
Short answer: Bamboo grows in temperate and tropical regions, mainly in Asia. That is why both the raw material and t...
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What bamboo is used for besides textiles
Short answer: Bamboo is used as a building material, for furniture, flooring, scaffolding, paper, and as food. Textil...
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