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Bamboo top or bambu top, what should you search for
Short answer: Bamboo top and bambu top mean the same thing: an upper garment made of viscose from bamboo. The differe...
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One top for all four seasons, a look at the layers
Short answer: A bamboo top for women that you can use all year works as the innermost layer, whether it is summer or ...
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Strappy top as a layer under knitwear and cardigans
Short answer: If you are looking for strappy tops for women to use as a layer, a plain, close-fitting model in soft f...
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Top, tank top and vest, three words for similar things
Short answer: A bamboo top, a tank top and a vest are all sleeveless or nearly sleeveless upper garments, but the wor...
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Thin straps that slip off the shoulder
Short answer: Tops with thin straps slip off the shoulder when they are too long, too smooth or sit wrong for your sh...
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Thin fabric, what decides how thin it feels
Short answer: Thin fabric feels thin because of three things: how fine the yarn is, how open the fabric is knitted an...
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Bamboo jumper, does the word mean T-shirt or long sleeve
Short answer: A bamboo jumper can mean several things, depending on who says it. Some mean a T-shirt, others a long-s...
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Why clothes start to smell and what helps
Short answer: Clothes do not smell by themselves. They smell because bacteria break down sweat and skin oils in the f...
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The bamboo wardrobe for women, a short tour
Short answer: Clothing in bamboo can become the cornerstone of an everyday wardrobe if you choose a few pieces that g...
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Bamboo as a clothing fabric, plant or chemistry
Short answer: Clothing made of bamboo starts as a plant but becomes fabric through a chemical process. The cellulose ...
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Breathable clothing, what is behind the word
Short answer: Breathable bamboo clothing lets air and moisture through, so the skin does not get warm and clammy. The...
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Black clothes that fade, how to keep the colour deep
Short answer: Black clothes fade because colour slowly wears off the fibres through washing, heat, sun and friction. ...
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