Bamboo clothing as the name suggests is made from Bamboo fibers. It is also known as Bamboo rayon or Bamboo viscose. It offers exceptional softness and breathability.
The study has recommended bamboo plantations for productive and protective utilization of such degraded lands. India is the second-largest reservoir of bamboo, next only to China.
Additionally, bamboo cultivation has environmental and social impact as it aids in soil protection. Its interlocking root system and leaf deposit inhibit soil erosion.
Bamboo growing and cultivation has minimal environmental impacts with the following attributes; hence it is regarded as highly sustainable:
- Bamboo is a type of grass that grows extremely quickly and heartily in a variety of climates.
- Bamboo generally does not require the use of chemical pesticides or fertilizers.
- Bamboo requires little water, usually depending on rainfall with no extra irrigation.
- Bamboo improves soil quality and prevents erosion.
- Study says that Bamboo absorbs a high degree of carbon & produces more oxygen than a similar stand of tree. Thereby reducing carbon footprint.
- Bamboo is a good income source for people in many isolated rural areas. In some regions, bamboo production encourages the preservation of cultural heritage, cultural traditions related to growing bamboo, and many handicrafts.