Bamboo
Bamboo textiles are made from bamboo fibres, such as
yarn, fabric, and apparel. Prior to this, it was used to
construct the basic structural elements of a wide range
of stylish and classic clothing (such as the corsets and
bustles). Bamboo fibres are currently widely utilised
due to new technical advancements. To create a new kind
of textile, bamboo fibres are combined with other yarns.
This textile is extensively used in the fashion business
today.
Yarn Products
Detailed Information
The bamboo yarn is created using a high-tech method that
uses only bamboo as a raw material. When it comes to
natural antibacterial properties, bamboo fibre is a much
better choice than chemical antimicrobials are. The
latter, when used in clothing, may trigger allergies in
those who are sensitive to latex. Bamboo fibre contains
antibacterial, bacteriostasis, and deodorising
properties that are unique and natural. The natural
anti-UV property of bamboo (as opposed to the man-made
addition) is highly valued. Clothing made from bamboo
reduces body temperature by 2°C while also removing
odor-causing bacteria. In particular, it’s
well-suited for items like underwear, socks, t-shirts,
and bathrobes, as well as for things like summer clothes
and surgical gowns.
Key Attributes
Yarn Products
- Steaming was used to extract the bamboo leaves and internal pith from the bamboo stem before they were mechanically processed.
- As a result of the inherent antibacterial properties of bamboo, germs are kept at bay.
- Dresses composed of bamboo fibre are believed to block ultraviolet radiation, according to this theory. As a result, it's safe for use by both youngsters and pregnant women.
- The inherent flexibility of the 100% bamboo fibres is estimated to be about 20%.
