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Materials closest to the skin and why the choice matters

Short answer: The innermost layer is the only one that touches your skin all day. That is why its ability to move moi...

Bamboo underwear and odour and why it behaves differently

Short answer: Odour comes from bacteria that feed on sweat. Bamboo viscose moves sweat away from the skin, and drier ...

Why bamboo socks smell less than cotton socks

Short answer: Odour comes from bacteria that feed on sweat. Bamboo viscose moves sweat away from the skin faster than...

Why bamboo nightwear feels cool without being cold

Short answer: The cool feeling comes from evaporation, not temperature. The fabric moves moisture from your skin into...

Bamboo sweats and why they are not the same as cotton

Short answer: Cotton sweatwear soaks up sweat and gets heavy. Bamboo viscose moves the moisture on and dries faster. ...

Breathable bedding and what it means

Short answer: Breathable means that air and moisture can pass through the fabric. Both the density of the weave and t...

How hard wearing bamboo fabric is in practice

Short answer: Bamboo viscose is not the most hard wearing material, but in practice its lifespan is decided mostly by...

How bamboo fabric holds its colour

Short answer: The colour sits in the fibre when the fabric is reactive dyed, so it does not fade from normal washing....

How bamboo fabric distributes heat

Short answer: The fabric does not distribute heat by itself. What happens is that moisture is moved away from the ski...

Clothes that no longer feel soft

Short answer: When clothes feel less soft, it is usually down to limescale and detergent residue, not wear. A wash wi...

The edge that curls on the t-shirt

Short answer: The hem rolls because the fabric is knitted in single jersey. That is the nature of the fabric and not ...

Why new clothes feel different after the first wash

Short answer: New clothing may be treated so that it looks smooth and neat in the shop. After the first wash the trea...