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Little Bamboo Hooded Towel
Price:
$24.95
Weight:
0.35 KGS
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Product Description
The super soft bamboo fibres in this hooded towel make it far more water absorbent than regular towels.
Naturally anti-bacterial, it is the healthy alternative for snuggling and drying your baby after bath time.
Size 75cm x 75cm
Colour: Natural White
Composition: 70% Bamboo 30% Cotton
Little Bamboo Features
Little facts
Bamboo as a textile has been available for 1000's of years
Bamboo is a grass
Bedding made using bamboo was first seen through mass market chains in February of 2006 in America
Similar process to viscose or rayon manufacture. Invented by Samuel J Courtauld in 1906
Cotton as 5% the worlds crops contribute 25% the worlds pesticides
Cotton is one of the biggest users of water in areas of the world where there is a growing water shortage.
Bamboo fibre resembles cotton in its unspun form, a puffball of light and airy fibres
