Eco-Friendly Fabrics

Bamboo Fabric...

• is said to be softer than cotton, with a texture more like that of silk or cashmere.
• absorbs moisture quickly and it actually draws moisture away from your skin, so it's perfect for summer months or warmer climates.
• is 100% biodegradable, so you know your old bamboo garments aren't going to end up in landfill for hundreds of years along with the other non -biodegradable garbage.
• has particular and natural functions of anti-bacteria, bacteriostasis and deodorization. It is validated by Japan Textile Inspection association that, even after fifty times of washing, bamboo fiber fabric still possesses excellent function of anti-bacteria, bacteriostasisis.
• is thermal regulating, it is 1-2 degrees lower than normal apparels in hot summer.
• has anti-uv character (different from the man-made additive) is quite healthy and appreciated in the damaged environment today.

Organic Cotton Fabric...

• is grown without the use of toxic and persistent pesticides and synthetic fertilizers
• is grown using methods and materials that have a low impact on the environment
• is not treated with pesticides nor does it use petroleum-based fertilizers
• is good for people with sensitive skin, it does not trap heat and it does not prevent skin from absorbing adequate moisture which can cause rashes and eczema
• is not from genetically engineered seed
• is softer, it has longer fibers than conventional cotton, so it is thicker and more durable

Soy Fabric....

• is made from discarded tofu, leftovers from tofu manufacturing are gathered up, liquefied, and extruded through spinnerets to create filaments which are then spun into fine yarns
• is softer than cotton and more durable
• is warm during cool weather, even though lightweight, so it makes a great all-season knitted sweater for fleece pullover
• is cool, absorbent and comfortable during hot weather

Hemp Fabric....

• is warmer, softer, more absorbent, extremely breathable and significantly longer lasting than clothing made from cotton
• is durable, it looks like linen, feels like flannel, and wears two to three times longer than other fabrics

sources: www.hemp.com,www.natural-environment.com,www.bambrotex.com,www.fiberorganics.com