Bamboo is a natural bast fiber obtained from the pulp of bamboo plants. Valued for its many qualities, it is increasingly used in the modern textile industry.
Description
Bamboo is a natural fiber known for its lightness, softness, and silky texture. In addition to its attractive physical properties, bamboo is naturally UV-resistant and possesses antibacterial and antifungal properties thanks to the biological agent "bamboo kun."
History
Bamboo fiber originated in China and was primarily used to make paper. Historically, it was also used for structural elements, such as the busts and ribs of corsets. In the 20th century, bamboo's popularity in the clothing industry grew, particularly due to its environmental friendliness.
Properties
- Lightweight: Light, silky and soft
- UV Resistance: UV Resistant
- Antibacterial properties: Resistant to bacteria and fungi thanks to the biological agent “bamboo kun”
- Elasticity: High elasticity
Why choose bamboo?
Choosing bamboo means choosing an eco-friendly, high-performance fiber. Bamboo is prized for its lightness, softness, and silky feel, providing great comfort for clothing. Its natural antibacterial and antifungal properties make it a hygienic and safe choice for everyday textiles. Additionally, bamboo is naturally UV-resistant, protecting fabrics and extending their lifespan.
