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In short,

• Bamboo is harvest and then treated mechanically (NOT chemically) by crushing the leaves and soft inner pith.
• Crushed pieces are soaked in the solution for a few hours before being forced through a spinnerette creating a material more similar to cotton wool that can be knit into fabric.
• The bamboo fibre is then mixed with organic cotton to aid in durability.
• The finished yarn is shipped directly to Canada where it is knit, dyed, cut and sewn.

Why use bamboo fibre as an alternative to plastic derived fabrics such as polyester, acrylic, and nylon?