The “Green” Fashion’s Future, Which I s Bamboo Clothing!!!!!
Dry Bamboo absorbs and evaporates sweat in a split second. It doesn’t stick to the skin. Its extraordinary natural breathability keeps you comfortable and dry for longer. Bamboo is 100% naturally grown, without assistance from man. Bamboo is 100% sustainable Bamboo thrives naturally without using any pesticides or fertilizers.
Bamboo is really a cheap and safer alternative to expensive textiles and chemically treated fabrics. But the processing can be vigorous, if you understand what goes on when treating bamboo pulp to make bamboo fabric. Manufacturing price is also high and as a consequence, those passed off as bamboo fabric really feel like rayon when you touch it. Rayon isn’t an entirely synthetic fiber; it’s derived from plant cellulose but mixed with chemical substances to soften and color it.
Bamboo is naturally anti-bacterial and anti-fungal supposedly because of a bacteriostatis agent unique to bamboo plants called “bamboo kun” which also helps bamboo resist harboring odors. Even though bamboo is a great eco- friendly way to make clothes, it also has to be certified.
FUNFACT: If clothing made from bamboo becomes popular, it means more bamboo plantations, which means more photosynthesis and less greenhouse gas. “The greatest challenge facing mankind” would get just a little easier
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