Bamboo Fiber Material
Bamboo fiber is a cellulose fiber extracted from naturally grown bamboo. Bamboo fiber features excellent breathability, instant water absorption, strong abrasion resistance, and good dyeability. It also offers natural antibacterial, bacteriostatic, mite-removal, deodorant, and anti-UV functions.
Bamboo fiber yarn is used for clothing fabrics, mats, bed sheets, curtains, scarves, etc. For example, blending with vinylon can produce lightweight apparel fabrics. Blended with cotton, wool, linen, silk, and chemical fibers, it can be used for weaving or knitting to produce woven and knitted fabrics of various specifications. Woven fabrics can be made into curtains, jackets, casual wear, suits, shirts, bed sheets, towels, bath towels, etc. Knitted fabrics are suitable for underwear, undershirts, T-shirts, socks, etc. Bamboo-cotton blended yarn with less than 30% bamboo fiber content is more suitable for underwear and socks, and can also be used to make medical care products.
It is also used in tissue manufacturing. In recent years, healthy and eco-friendly natural bamboo fiber tissues made from bamboo fiber as raw material have emerged.
It is also applied in the 3C electronic product packaging industry. Bamboo fiber products offer natural antibacterial, bacteriostatic, and bactericidal effects.


