bambus
Ironing or hanging up
Short answer: Viscose from bamboo rarely needs an iron. Hang clothes up damp and smooth them out with your hands, and...
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Tumble dryer or washing line
Short answer: A washing line is the gentle option for viscose from bamboo, while a tumble dryer is quick but can wear...
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Hand washing or machine washing
Short answer: Machine washing at 30 to 40 degrees on a gentle programme is usually enough for clothes made of viscose...
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Bamboo or silk for the night
Short answer: Silk is smooth and elegant but needs careful care. Viscose from bamboo is also soft and smooth and can ...
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Bamboo or polyester for exercise
Short answer: Polyester dries quickly and copes with hard training, while viscose from bamboo is soft and absorbs moi...
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Bamboo or wool in the winter cold
Short answer: Wool is warmer and better for very cold days and long spells outdoors, while viscose from bamboo is sof...
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Bamboo or cotton for towels
Short answer: Cotton is the robust, familiar choice, while viscose from bamboo feels soft and absorbs moisture. Choos...
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Bamboo or cotton for bedding
Short answer: Cotton is the familiar, robust choice, while viscose from bamboo feels soft and smooth and absorbs mois...
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Long sleeved T-shirt or light knit
Short answer: A long sleeved T-shirt is thin, smooth and easy to layer, while a light knit gives more warmth and a sm...
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Polo shirt or T-shirt
Short answer: A polo looks more put together and suits the office and dinners, while a T-shirt is simpler, easier to ...
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Regular or long T-shirt
Short answer: A regular T-shirt ends at the hip and is easy to wear indoors and out, while a long one stays down over...
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One size up or down
Short answer: If you are between two sizes, choose up if the fabric has some stretch and the clothes should be comfor...
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