Bamboo Fibre
Bamboos are evergreen perennial flowering plants in the
subfamily bambusoideae of the grass family.
Fibre Products
Detailed Information
The term “bamboo fabric” widely refers to a number of
different textiles that are made from the bamboo plant.
Fabrics have been made from bamboo for thousands of
years, but it is only in contemporary times that the
process of making this hardy and fast-growing wood into
fabric has been perfected.
The story of bamboo fabric is a mixed bag. While some
types of this fabric are environmentally sustainable and
produced ethically, other types may be harmful to the
environment or the workers who make it. To ensure that
you select the right type of bamboo fabric, it’s
important to learn more about the textile industry
surrounding this plant.
Key Attributes
Fibre Products
Polyester fibers are used in the manufacture of
many products, including clothing, home
furnishings, industrial fabrics, filters, tire
cord fabrics, and nonwoven fabrics.
- Can be processed through regenerated or natural process
- Bamboo fibre decomposes without causing pollution
- As a green textile materialit has a advantage over other natural materials
- Superior spin-finish application.
- Bamboo can be grown without the use of pesticides
