Why bamboo?

Why Bamboo Pajamas?

Bamboo pajamas have become increasingly popular in recent years due to their numerous benefits for both the environment and the wearer.
From being sustainable to hypoallergenic,bamboo pajamas are a great choice for anyone looking for a comfortable and eco-friendly sleepwear option for themselves and their families.
When you put on pajamas at night, you are not only putting on a set of clothes for your dreams, but also expressing fashion. If these pajamas happen to be made of bamboo, then you are taking a comfortable step towards a more sustainable future.

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Benefits of Bamboo Pajamas!

Green & eco-friendly

Bamboo fibre can be processed through regenerated or natural process. As it is 100% cellulosic it is bio degradable in nature. Bamboo fibre decomposes without causing pollution.

As a green textile material bamboo has a great advantage over other natural textile materials. Bamboo can be grown without the use of pesticides, which together with other factors such as fast growing rate and low water consumption makes it a sustainable raw material for textiles.

Soft & Breathable

Bamboo fibre is finer & softer than cotton. Cross section of bamboo fibres are filled with micro gaps and micro pores. So it has better moisture absorption and ventilation.

Bamboo fabric can evaporate sweat from human body very fast just like breathing, such types garment gives aesthetically pleasant and cooling to the human body.

Natural Anti-Bacterial Property

Many scientists prove that bamboo fibre has inherent natural antibacterial property. Bamboo viscose made fabric had significant effect on odor of body sweat.

There are claims that bamboo viscose fabrics have a unique antibacterial quality, due to an antimicrobial bio-agent called "bamboo Kun". Kun is found naturally in the living bamboo fibre. Due to the ‘Kun’ bamboo fabric is sometimes said to be naturally antibacterial, antifungal and odor resistant.

UV protection property

Bamboo made fabric has UV absorption property. It protects human skin from UV rays.
It will be a great fabric for garment, especially for pregnant women and children.

Moisture absorption & sweat wicking

This makes it very suitable for pajamas, as it allows the wearer to sleep comfortably. Bamboo fabric is more effective in absorbing moisture from the skin than cotton fabric, and even provides superior insulation performance. In warm climates, it can keep the body cool and not stick to the body, causing discomfort at night.

Easily dyed naturally

Natural dyeing of bamboo is very easy and does not require chlorine bleaching. This makes the colors more natural and vibrant. In addition, if properly maintained, bamboo textiles made with the correct craftsmanship are very durable and have a significantly longer lifespan.

Is Bamboo Fiber Sustainable?

At first glance, bamboo seems to be a very good choice for sustainable crops because it grows quickly, does not require fertilizers, and can self regenerate from the roots. That is to say, this plant is organic and very environmentally friendly, but this does not necessarily mean that it is sustainable to grow.

Most bamboo is grown in China, and with the expansion of the market, there is no information on the intensity of bamboo harvesting or planting. Just because bamboo does not require pesticides, there is no guarantee that they will not be used to maximize production, so you should not purchase bamboo adhesive clothing from random sellers.

However, we should not completely demonize bamboo adhesive. There is no substitute that can provide overall benefits to the environment and consumers compared to bamboo. Bamboo clothing (whether manufactured mechanically or chemically) is 100% biodegradable and can be completely decomposed by microorganisms and sunlight in the soil, without decomposing into any pollutants, such as methane gas, which is usually produced as a by-product of decomposition, in landfills and landfills.

Despite the use of chemical production processes, bamboo adhesive is much better and safer than traditional cotton production, which causes 40000 deaths annually due to the use of pesticides.

Products made from bamboo rayon are not biodegradable because they do not decompose in a relatively short period of time after conventional treatment. Therefore, most commercial bamboo labels on the market are not as "environmentally friendly" as advertised. Nevertheless, bamboo clothing is more environmentally friendly than typical non-organic cotton clothing.

Is bamboo adhesive, organic cotton, and hemp the perfect solution for all of our environmental issues related to textiles? No.

Are they a better solution compared to traditional synthetic materials such as cotton and polyester? 100% Yes. In terms of clothing production, things are not always black or white.