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Bamboo viscose against merino wool
Short answer: Merino wool is finer than ordinary wool and rarely itches. It insulates better, but bamboo viscose cost...
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Bamboo viscose against linen
Short answer: Linen is cool and stiff and creases straight away. Bamboo viscose is cool as well, but soft, and it kee...
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Bamboo viscose against lyocell
Short answer: Lyocell and bamboo viscose are both made from plant cells and belong to the regenerated fibres. Lyocell...
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Bamboo viscose against modal
Short answer: Modal and bamboo viscose are both regenerated fibres, and they are more alike than most people think. T...
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Bamboo viscose against silk
Short answer: Silk is softer and more expensive, but also far more delicate. Bamboo viscose comes close to the feel a...
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Bamboo viscose against polyester
Short answer: Polyester dries fastest, but it also smells fastest. Bamboo viscose dries more slowly and only becomes ...
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Bamboo viscose against wool
Short answer: Wool keeps insulating even when wet. Bamboo viscose insulates less, but it does not itch and can be was...
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Bamboo viscose against cotton
Short answer: Cotton absorbs moisture and holds on to it. Bamboo viscose also absorbs moisture, but releases it faste...
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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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