Bamboo

Fabrics made with bamboo viscose fiber

There are about 1200 different types of bamboo plants, all belonging to a family of plants with rapid growth, and they are rightly considered among the planet’s renewable resources (a bamboo plant con also increase its height of 5 cm a day).

The species used in textile production is the heterocycle pubescens, commonly know as Moso Bamboo.

The Bamboo contains a natural agent Bio-unique of this plant as “Kun” (or Kuhn) with strong antibacterial properties. These properties are transferred to the fabric as they are, without losing effectiveness as a result of subsequent processing. The cultivation of the plant, strong and resistant to bacteria, does not require any type of
pesticide.

Why use Bamboo fabric covering for mattresses

• The Bamboo preserves the natural antibacterial properties in continuous and tends to neutralize odors.
• The Bamboo has a great power to moisture absorption, camparable to that of flax (the absolute maximum among all textile fibers).
• The Bamboo, used in direct contact with the skin, provides superior breathability and comfort.
• The Bamboo has incredible strength to breakage and abrasion.
• The Bamboo contains honey pectin, nourishing and regenerating for the surface cells of human skin.
• The Bamboo is naturally crease-resistant and soft to the touch.
• The Bamboo is a sustainable plant fiber.