bambus
What to choose for which purpose
Short answer: Bamboo for everyday wear and skin, wool for cold, linen for strong heat and synthetics for hard trainin...
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Fabric for travel, what copes best
Short answer: Bamboo viscose and synthetic blends do best on the road. They crease little, dry quickly after a hand w...
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Bamboo or modal for underwear
Short answer: The two are very close. Modal is slightly stronger and shrinks less, while bamboo viscose drapes a litt...
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Bamboo or cotton for nightwear
Short answer: Bamboo moves moisture faster and feels cooler, while cotton absorbs more moisture before it feels damp....
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Bamboo or polyester for training
Short answer: Polyester dries fastest and is the right choice for hard training. Bamboo feels softer, smells less and...
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Bamboo or wool for feet that sweat
Short answer: Bamboo moves moisture away from the skin fastest, while wool absorbs the most moisture before it feels ...
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Bamboo or cotton for sensitive skin
Short answer: Both are gentle. Bamboo viscose has a smoother surface and chafes less, while cotton absorbs more moist...
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Colour fastness compared
Short answer: Synthetic fibres hold their colour best, because the colour is dyed into the fibre itself. Cellulose fi...
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Pilling compared
Short answer: Soft, short fibres pill the most. Wool and cotton pill more than lyocell and smooth synthetic fibres, w...
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Washability compared
Short answer: Cotton and synthetic fabrics tolerate the most. Bamboo viscose and modal need 40 degrees and air drying...
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Cooling compared
Short answer: Linen cools best in direct sun, bamboo viscose feels coolest against the skin, and polyester cools leas...
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Warmth compared
Short answer: Wool is the warmest, followed by thick fabrics made of cotton and bamboo. When it comes to warmth, the ...
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