From the thousands of species of bamboo that exist globally, Moso Bamboo is used to make bamboo into fabric.  This species of bamboo has soft stems and is fast growing: at its optimum growing condition its growth rate has been recorded at one metre per day.

Process 1: The bamboo stalk are cleaned, crushed and soaked in water with softening agent, to loosen the stalk. The softening process takes from two days to a week, depending on the quality of yarn to be made.

Process 2: After soaking, the stems are much softer. This softened material is removed from the water and squeezed out.

Process 3: It is washed in plain water to remove impurities and often bleached to get uniform shade and shed dried.

Process 4: The dried material is combed to get the fiber, bamboo fiber.

Process 5: The fibre is then ring spun to make bamboo yarn of different counts (thickness of yarn), that is then made into different products.

Bamboo Fabric

The USDA Organic seal assures consumers of the quality and integrity of organic products. Organic-certified operations must have an organic system plan and records that verify compliance with that plan. Operators are inspected annually and in addition there are random checks to assure standards are being met. Products that follow the USDA National Organic Program have strict production (and labeling) requirements. Products must meet the following requirements:

Produced without excluded methods (e.g., genetic engineering), ionizing radiation, or sewage sludge.

Produced per the National List of Allowed and Prohibited Substances (National List).

Overseen by a USDA National Organic Program- authorized certifying agent, following all USDA organic regulations.

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