Bamboo
From bamboo plant to beautiful fabric
Bamboo belongs to the grass family, with many species growing rapidly under suitable conditions.
However, turning bamboo into clothing involves more than harvesting the plant. To make bamboo viscose, cellulose is extracted from the plant material and processed into regenerated fibres, which are then spun into yarn and woven or knitted into fabric.
The environmental impact depends on how the bamboo is grown, how the cellulose is processed, the chemicals and energy used, and how wastewater is managed.
We believe that understanding the journey from raw material to finished garment is an important part of making more informed choices.
"Already a fact: the world’s first organic bamboo plantation is located in Portugal"
Laila Sørensen
Softness you can feel
We choose bamboo viscose for its smooth hand feel, beautiful drape and fluid movement. It lends itself to garments that feel light and comfortable while following the body naturally.
Depending on the fabric construction, bamboo viscose can also offer good moisture absorption and a comfortable feel in everyday wear.
These qualities make it a versatile material for SENSIFY's multifunctional wardrobe essentials, from soft tops and dresses to wraps and relaxed layers.
SENSIFY — Where Nature Meets Fashion.
Timeless essentials. Thoughtful materials. A more considered way to dress.
A more thoughtful approach to fashion
For us, sustainability is not defined by a single fibre. It is about considering the entire journey: the source of the raw material, the production process, the people involved, the quality of the garment and how long it remains part of your wardrobe.
We work with suppliers who share our interest in improving textile production and use certification information to help us understand the materials and processes involved.
We encourage you to care for your garments thoughtfully, follow their individual care instructions and enjoy them for many seasons.
BAMBOO CARE
Sensify bamboo viscose, items are very easy care: hand- or machine-wash (save energy: they don’t need more than 30°C), simply hang them to dry and iron if needed.