bambus
Weight and thickness compared
Short answer: An underwear fabric weighs around one hundred and fifty grams per square metre, a T-shirt fabric a litt...
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Creasing compared
Short answer: Linen creases most, followed by cotton. Bamboo viscose and modal crease least of the natural based fibr...
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Odour compared
Short answer: Wool smells least after several days of wear, followed by cellulose fibres such as bamboo viscose and c...
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Drying time compared
Short answer: Polyester dries fastest, followed by linen and bamboo viscose, and finally cotton and wool. In practice...
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Price per wear, what is cheapest
Short answer: Divide the price by the number of times you wear a garment. A more expensive piece worn every week for ...
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Durability, which fabric lasts longest
Short answer: Synthetic fibres last longest against mechanical wear, followed by cotton and wool. Bamboo viscose sits...
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Softness, which fabric feels softest
Short answer: Silk is the smoothest, followed by bamboo viscose and modal. Cotton comes some way behind, and wool fee...
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Bamboo or linen in summer
Short answer: Linen is coolest in direct sun, because the stiff fabric stands slightly away from the skin and lets ai...
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Bamboo or wool in winter
Short answer: Wool insulates and is the right outer layer. Bamboo moves moisture and is the right innermost layer. Th...
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Bamboo or synthetic training clothes
Short answer: Synthetic dries fastest and is strongest. Bamboo feels softer and smells less after use. For hard train...
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Bamboo sweat or cotton sweat
Short answer: Bamboo sweat is lighter, drapes softer and moves moisture faster. Cotton sweat is heavier and more robu...
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Bamboo underwear or cotton underwear
Short answer: Bamboo moves moisture faster and feels smoother against the skin. Cotton absorbs more moisture but rele...
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