Bamboo - world's fastest growing plant

Bamboo has been used for many different applications for centuries but bamboo clothing is relatively new, developed just in the last few years.
Value  of bamboo clothing to Health: 
Bamboo clothing has excellent moisture management - clothing made from bamboo can absorb and evaporate perspiration very fast. The cross section of the bamboo fiber has various micro-gaps and holes, which enables moisture absorption and ventilation, better than cotton. It has also anti-bacterial properties - contains a unique anti-bacterial agent named kun", which bonds with bamboo cellulose during the fiber growth and is retained in fabric. The result can be less sweat and less body odor. 
This is different from any chemical processes or additives used in coneventional garments, causing skin allergy. Bamboo clothing has anti-UV effect and anti-static properties, increased by its excellent moisture absorption. 
Bamboo clothing is very suitable for sensitive skin, since there are no harsh chemical treatments which can irritate skin surface, as well as smooth and round fiber is easy on the skin. Many of our customers who react negatively to other textiles are able to wear bamboo without problems.

Fashion:      Bamboo clothing is very soft and smooth, with bit of sheen similar to silk or cashmere. With anti-static properties it does not cling to the body and drapes really well, complementing the shape. It also moves freely enhancing the style of the garment.  This fiber fascinates many designers who work with bamboo.

Environment:      As a plant, bamboo is quite incredible. It is a grass considered to be the fastest growing plant on earth and is known to improve soil quality. It's actually a grass and some varieties can grow up to 3 - 4 feet a day. 
Its extensive root system naturally replenish itself and is grown without using pesticides or chemical fertilizers.  Bamboo minimizes CO2 and generates up to 35% more oxygen than equivalent stands of trees.  Bamboo can even improve soil quality in places where erosion and degradation of the natural minerals has occurred. It needs very little water to grow, which means it can thrive in a variety of climates without depleting water supplies.
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