Bamboo is a sustainable fibre as it doesn't require much water to grow, it can grow up to one metre per day, it has antibactieral properties. The bamboo plant is also a great source of oxygen. The bamboo plant is not classified as organic, although there are no chemicals used to grow it, making it an even more appealing product when considering environmental impact.
Bamboo material comes in many different forms, such as woven satins, twills and knits in jersey, interlock. It has a very silky and soft hand feel.
Liz Disler Sustainable Fashion
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