Fabric Care
Washing
We recommend hand washing in cold water with a mild detergent. More durable bamboo garments can be machine-washed on the gentle cycle using warm or cold water (not hot) Do Not Bleach
Drying
Lay flat to dry is best when dealing with bamboo. However, since it is a highly absorbent fabric, it has a longer drying time than other natural fabrics. If you’re in a rush, you can throw it into your dryer on the low or no-heat setting until it is damp and then air dry the last bit.
Ironing
Iron bamboo fabrics on low heat and no steam. High temperatures can scorch the fibres and leave a yellow stain that cannot be removed.
Introducing our Green Bamboo Natural Dyed Kimono, the epitome of casual elegance and comfort. This kimono-style garment is crafted from bamboo fabric, known for its softness and breathability, ensuring a luxurious feel against your skin.
What sets this kimono apart is not only its relaxed and flowy silhouette but also the added functionality of two pockets. Perfect for keeping your essentials close at hand, these pockets add a practical touch to the stylish design.
The natural dye color on the bamboo fabric creates a serene green hue, derived from plant bark. This eco-friendly approach to coloring enhances the garment's natural beauty while reflecting our commitment to sustainable practices.
Whether you're lounging at home or enjoying a day out, our Green Bamboo Natural Dyed Kimono offers versatile style and exceptional comfort. Embrace the laid-back charm of this kimono, and experience the perfect blend of functionality and relaxation.
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Introducing Materials
Bamboo fiber is naturally antibacterial, making it ideal for people with sensitive skin. In addition,bamboo is a highly environmentally friendly crop. It requires very little water to grow, and it can be harvested without damaging the plant. Bamboo is an extremely soft and comfortable fabric
Linen is one of the most widely used fabrics and it comes directly from the flax plant. Known as a strong, durable, and absorbent fabric, linen is almost always found and used as a fabric for bedding because it’s soft, comfortable
Rayon is a manufactured regenerated cellulosic fiber derived from wood pulp. Rayon is typically made of wood. Rayon are comfortable and breathable to wear.
Polyester Recycled materials ensure that post-consumer waste is utilized rather than virgin resources. As this is 100% polyester, it can be recycled again. Due to the tight weave and finish, it is long-lasting ensuring a durable product.
Tencel is made from the wood pulp of oak and birch trees wood that is harvested from natural forests. These trees require very less water, no toxic pesticides and they grow fast.which is eco-friendly and sustainable.
Cotton is sustainable, renewable, and biodegradable, making it an excellent choice as an environmentally-friendly fiber throughout its entire product life cycle.
Introducing Natural Fabrics
Linen blended with bamboo manufactured fibers environmentally-friendly fabric as it requires fewer resources to grow and process, and is biodegradable. Fibers are much stronger and more lustrous than cotton. Linen fabrics are very cool and absorbent.
Rayon fabrics are generally used to give clothes that soft, flowy look ,rayon blended with bamboo manufactured fibers and can vouch for their extreme comfort levels.
Recycled polyester blended with bamboo manufactured fibers this fabric has been truly glowing. It is soft, supple. One side has the sheen that you would expect from a satin weave technique and feels slinky on the skin.
Tencel blended with bamboo manufactured fibers soft & pleasant to the skin. Its versatility to be combined with a wide range of textiles fibers can vouch for their extreme comfort levels.
Cotton fabric It's almost pure cellulose, with softness and breathability that have made it the world's most popular natural fiber.