Bamboo viscose is a semi-synthetic fiber made by processing cellulose extracted from bamboo into a smooth, continuous filament. The resulting material has a soft, fluid feel and fine fiber structure often compared to silk or rayon.
Composition
Bamboo cellulose
Handling Notes
- Often used in the production of garments and household textiles such as sheets, blankets, towels, and more
- Takes well to fiber-reactive and acid dyes; deeper saturation than most plant-based fibers
In Use
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