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Bamboo has various features that make it a great choice; in comparison to cotton, Bamboo is a more sustainable crop. The bamboo plant is self-reproducing, reproducing each year without planting. Bamboo requires only a third of the water needed to grow cotton crops. Bamboo plants grow like weeds; hence, there is very little need for fertilizers and pesticides. As the crop is grown without these toxic substances, the final fabric ends well on all wearers, especially babies with very sensitive skin. Children and older people.

Bamboo is highly recommended for consumers who are climate- and environmentally-conscious.

One significant benefit of bamboo socks is that they wick away moisture from the wearer’s feet. When skin is damp for a long time, it can become very irritated, making it susceptible to friction damage. Bamboo wicks sweat off to keep feet dry and free from odor, and it is comfortable. Bamboo is also naturally anti-allergenic. It is an extraordinary crop known to be much softer than luxurious Egyptian cotton.

Bamboo is very durable, so it keeps your feet cool in the summer heat; during the winter, there is no better material you will need for your layering than bamboo. Some of the heat-regulating features of bamboo will also be very handy during the cold season. Since Bamboo has a silky feeling, it is the best underlayer fabric for heavy winter clothing, mainly wool.