I thought I’d get a bit educational for this post. I have done a little research on other
organic fabric’s. Here is what I found out.

Bamboo fabric…….

I’d know that bamboo was on the rise as a fabric for clothing, at the shop we have a few
items made from bamboo.

There are some very interestingly good point for bamboo.
* The fabric absorbs moisture and then allows it to evaporate. This means you feel dry
and more comfortable.
* It protects you from harmful UV rays.
* It grows really quick and can grow most place, this is good because it an easier crop to grow and harvest.
* It doesn’t require as much water as cotton does in order to grow.
* The fabric keeps you cool in the heat but also keeps the heat in when it cold.
* Doesn’t need any help from chemical to grow. It’s all natural.

For more information check out www.bambooclothing.co.uk.

Hemp fabric…….

In the shop we have a few men’s t-shirts made from hemp.

* It wear’s in rather then out, it gets softer the more you wear  it.
* No chemicals required to make hemp grow.
* The original Levi jeans were made with hemp fabric
* Reality rather then myth!! The THC  levels in industrial hemp are so low that no one could
get high from smoking it. Moreover, hemp contains a relatively high percentage of another
cannabinoid, CBD, that actually blocks the marijuana high. Hemp, it turns out, is not only
not marijuana; it could be called “antimarijuana.”

More info on www.hemptraders.com

Soy bean……

Soy bean fibre is similar to bamboo in many way - 
* Just like wool, it is warm in winter and cool in summer.
* soy offers excellent protection against UV radiation, rating even better than cotton and viscose.
* ‘green’ fibre because it comes from a renewable resource.The fabric is bio-degradable.
* It contains 16 active amino acids, making it ideal for sensitive skin types.

More info about soy bean fabric on  www.hempfabric.co.uk

Organic cotton is still loads better then just cotton, but there is loads more fabric out there that are even better!!!!