bambus
A bamboo T-shirt or a cotton T-shirt
Short answer: Bamboo drapes heavier, feels smoother and creases less. Cotton is more robust and handles hotter washes...
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Bamboo socks or cotton socks
Short answer: Bamboo socks move moisture faster and therefore smell less. Cotton socks are a little more robust and h...
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Bamboo socks or wool socks
Short answer: Wool insulates better in the cold and smells less after several days of wear. Bamboo socks are smoother...
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Bamboo or nylon in socks
Short answer: Nylon is stronger and dries faster, but it does not absorb moisture. Bamboo viscose absorbs moisture fr...
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Bamboo viscose or linen
Short answer: Linen is stiffer, cooler in direct heat and creases a lot. Bamboo viscose is softer, drapes more heavil...
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Bamboo viscose or modal
Short answer: Modal is also a cellulose fibre and is very similar to bamboo viscose. Modal is a little stronger and s...
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Bamboo viscose or lyocell
Short answer: Bamboo viscose and lyocell are both cellulose fibres and behave very similarly in use. Lyocell is a lit...
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Bamboo viscose or silk
Short answer: Silk is smoother and lighter, but it needs hand washing and does not tolerate sun. Bamboo viscose comes...
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Bamboo viscose or polyester
Short answer: Polyester dries fastest and is strongest, but it does not absorb moisture and can start to smell sooner...
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Bamboo viscose or merino wool
Short answer: Merino insulates better and smells less after several days of wear. Bamboo viscose is smoother against ...
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Bamboo viscose or cotton
Short answer: Bamboo viscose is smoother, drapes more heavily and dries faster than cotton. Cotton, on the other hand...
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When the fit changes after washing
Short answer: When clothes fit differently after washing, there are usually two explanations. Either the fabric has s...
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