I like your style, usually I hate commentators but I saw your whole video without thinking on "OMG" and change to other video. Kudos, Oh! lend me those eyes, I need them to be attractive for once in my life. Be blessed.
Thank you so much for your diligent research. You work so hard to bring us these important facts, and I appreciate it! Your channel has taught me so much about sustainability.
Thank you for addressing this. The labelling of bamboo fibres a sustainable material has been bothering me for a while! Regarding TENCEL, it is unfortunately so, so expensive!
thank you for this very interesting video! one thing for consumers to keep in mind is that a lot of bamboo based clothing, such as underwear and socks, but also t-shirts etc., are mixed with nylon and polyester to make them more stretchy.
Thank you so much for clarifying this. We see so much bamboo everywhere (even in baby stuff!) I was beginning to think maybe I’m not up to date and bamboo is not bs anymore, maybe cleaner than it used to... nope 😅 It’s so difficult for consumers, not everyone has the time to do research, so it’s very easy to believe all that green washing. Thanks to people like you, it gets a little bit easier one video at a time 😉
@@Gittemary8 months ago, I bought a bamboo tee from a GOTS certified company. After watching this video, I am totally confused whether my tee is eco-friendly or not.
@@Gittemary Thanks a ton. I have a request, will you please make a video how to stitch a ripped bamboo cloth because sometimes it becomes difficult to sew.
Having just posted my comment about despairing over bamboo sheets that are more chemicals than they are bamboo... what is the most sustainable type of bedding/sheets?
Thank you so much for your research ! I thought I would share this piece of info : fibers made from natural materials (such as cotton, bamboo, wood etc) but transformed through a process, most often involving chemicals, which changes the "nature" of the fiber (which I'm guedsing you meant by saying "It is not bamboo anymore") can be referred to as "artificial fibers". Viscose, for example, falls into this category. This term clarifies the distinction between this type of fibers and synthetic fibers, which are polymers (molecules modified by humans) derived from fossile matter such as petroleum and can therefore be considered "plastic". Synthetic fibers do release microplastics, while artificial fibers don't (to my knowledge), though they probably do release some of the chemicals used for their making... Love your "impact" videos and your whole channel btw, I've been subscribed for 4 years or something 🌱 Keep up the good work and have an amazing day !
Honestly, i am at a point were i try second hand shopping, then organic materials and if nothing helps, buying a piece of clothing from fast fashion. I am tired of doing constant research on everything i want to buy and i just do the best i can. I will not order from overseas from sustainable companies and risk the item getting lost or the clothing not fitting well and having a hard time getting my money back. I sadly got scammed a few times by eco friendly companies and i rather buy clothing i can try on before buying.
Thanks for this video and the information / diagram of the chemical / boiling process they use to make bamboo into fibers. Very eye opening and tells us the entire environmental impact of the products we purchase. For me being bamboo clothing, sheets, and towels because bamboo requires less water then cotton to grow. But now I am wondering if in the final product / growth and process duration if that is still true? Now going to go watch your other video on this subject.
Hi Gittemary, great content! 1 Ques: When you mentioned "raw bamboo indeed is antibacterial like pest repellent but there's no evidence to support those qualities being transferred into the textile when it undergoes chemical processing", does that mean ONLY viscose made from bamboo doesn't have such properties? How about the bamboo clothing made of bamboo linen (i.e. via the mechanical + natural enzyme process)?
I just buy second hand if i can and if i buy something not organic / fast fashion i make sure to wear it as long and often as possible. I have not the money or time (sry) to do hours of searching for one piece of clothing and many organic / sustainable brands are from overseas and the risk of ordering expensive clothes and then them not fitting is just a hassle. I rather am a bit sustainable than not at all.
@@woolypuffin392 exactly! Curating personal wardrobe from hard-to-get-but-sustainable items is too time consuming. I like you second hand/high street approach.
Depends if you want to chose comfort or environmentally sustainability. Organic cotton is better for the planet, bamboo viscose is tremendously more comfortable.. and the polyester leaches plasicides into your skin, so just throw all that shit away...
I’m so happy you brought up that OEKO Tek (or however you spell it) certification. I bought some sheets a while back from this company that boasted they had that certification and I was like what does this even mean😂
Yes!! I’ve been trying to look up sustainable, eco friendly etc baby clothes (still in my first trimester but the research 😅) and I keep seeing that one too! 🧐
WHOA... bamboo fabric that is no longer bamboo?? What da heck? I desperately need to order new sheets, and I’ve thinking of getting bamboo sheets. Kinda sounds like I might be sleeping on chemical sheets and not bamboo sheets. ARGH!! 😪
I've been researching fabric for an upstart brand and have come into much of this information about bamboo, myself. To me, what is most important is the people. The chemicals used in a lot of these solvents are known to cause cancer among a myriad of other diseases. Some of these chemicals do not need much exposure to cause a great deal of damage. Unfortunately, minus a few select spaces, it seems on a broader scale, that the workers are the last to really ever get notice, still behind the environment and the plants and animals. There are so many certifications and safeguards to find in recent times that have good focus on the environment, of which I am deeply grateful. I just wish even more emphasis would be placed on the people whose lives are impacted by toxic practices, as well. It is appalling how little oversight China's production/manufacturing in textiles truly has, yet, so many businesses continue to work with them regardless. It's disheartening how inhumane our world an be in the face of profit. I'm grateful that you are choosing to educate others on this topic, its sorely needed. Thank you!
Damn it, Gittemary! Why do you keep informing me that I've been green washed and my choices are not as sustainable as I thought!! 😂🙄 So glad to hear tencel is okay though! Love your videos 😍
I get what you mean, having mixed polyester clothing always bring those floating tiny Thread on air. which visible near window or bright flashlight.. well this one surely gets in our lung sometime.. these day for 100% cotton “the sustainable” brand still exist. now it is now considered as “luxury” item, because it’s cost more than average clothing, but still widely available. Actually most people did not take a proper notice because of the price itself. Since i did not wanted to sponsor a brand, Next time when in the mall see the sticker closely, i guarantee you it’s always there, unnoticed (oh, one more thing.. time change, it’s not on your usual thrift store anymore, since it doesn’t sells well there, go to branded one)
There are somethings I have to use disposable versions of (I know that’s bad but I don’t have a choice) so I was wondering. DISPOSABLE: bamboo or plastic? Which one is better? (Obviously not clothing but yeah)
Thank you for this informative video. Bamboo Clothing claim they offer 100% recyclable products and they work with Project Plan B. But, PPB only specialises in recycling polyester. I was wondering if viscose 100% recyclable as well...
Hi, I’m kinda new to the whole low or zero waste concept. It’s really harder than switching to cleaner beauty and body products. I am having difficulties locating eco friendly medicine containers. I would have to bring it along with me in my purse so it can’t be too big. Would you know any brands that might carry eco friendly medicine box or case. I would need something with many slots because I take medicine a couple times a day and the slots has to fits about 20 or more pills in each one. I would be so grateful if you could please let me know. Thank you, MK
You just burst my bubble about hemp but more subsanible. Thanks for your input. I have a question? I see Jean's using less water to make or made out of reusable Jean's. Or there is sweaters ( or jumper) made of recyclable yarn. I would love to see a video on that. Thanks again Vic
Thanks for another great video, Gittemary!!!!!! I have a question *and* a dilemma for which I could really use your (and others) help! (It's a bit long, but plz help me, haha :ii) Here we go: 1) The question: For quite a few years I haven't been buying any new clothes (only thrifting), which has been working just fine, but as it is now most of my underwear, socks and basics are falling apart. What would be the best thing to do here/which brand would be the most ethical and affordable to buy from? 2) The dilemma: I'm living on quite a strict budget so I can't afford buying much clothes (that be second hand or new), but as mentioned above a lot of my stuff has reached the end of their lives. My sister works for Bestseller (a massive danish fast fashion brand) and she has the opportunity to buy samples very cheaply/get them for free. According to my sister, these samples will never be sold in the shops and are just being discarded if not bought by the employees. She has offered me to buy a lot of new clothing for me, which I really appreciate but I'm not sure whether to accept the offer or not. Because I (for obvious reasons) really can't vouch for Bestseller, and I'm not quite sure whethter I'm indirectly supporting them by accepting my sisters offer. What to do??? Please help a woman in need!!! :OO ;))
Sodium hydroxide and lye are also used to convert fats into soaps. Most Castile soaps and other "natural soaps" utilize one of these in the manufacturing process, so... Y'know, it's complicated and multifaceted 🤷🏼
I’m an old know-it-all who often finds young people annoying, except when they really tell me something new that I didn’t already know. I learned so much from this clip! It was so well presented and objective. It is so obvious that you’ve done your homework on this subject. Very well done!
Absolutely love bamboo clothes. In the past year I have swapped over 75% of my wardrobe to bamboo. No idea about the environmental impact to be honest. I am buying it because it feels lovely against my psoriasis and itchy prone skin.
It's more than an environmental impact. The way that the stuff is processed makes it very bad to wear as it's full of chemicals that actually make your skin issues never go away.
can you make a video in this series about hemp and hemp fibre? I feel like it's an extremely versatile plant and hemp fibre is used for clothes as well
I bought a sport bra and leggings made from bamboo viscose about a year ago. I don't recommend them. They do not last well even though I never put them in a dryer. The bra has nylon fibers sticking out of it that are ugly and scratchy. I won't buy bamboo material again, and this video just reinforces reasons to not buy it.
Thank you so much for putting this together. Super informative. Do you have any videos/information on the different textile certifications that exist, I saw the Eco-certification series you have so maybe this will be part of that. I was aware of Oeko-tex but didn't realize it didn't include production. I think GOTS certification includes production but would love to learn more about whats out there. Thank you again.
Your videos are outstanding! I think you could grow your audience quite substantially when you "fix" your audio. Audio is the most important thing in an TH-cam video and it becomes quite hard to listen to your audio after some time. Do you record with a smartphone? There are good microphone solutions also for this. Hope you get this fixed. But I'll continue to watch anyway.
Just like the souls of my shoes, Every step we take losing our grip in humanity. The wheels on the bus go round and round... Earlier in the warning Honey bee loves you baby... Oh to be stung by a bee,,, Concrete rivers of erosion,,, foot paths the road map to never lose our way from being lost to destruction... Mother Nature~Motherboarded!!! MICROCHIP ON MY SHOULDERS 🌻
bamboo just grow in our yard in the philippines without chemicals or pesticides. I am also planning to grow bamboo in our bare raw land because the land has nothing on it except wild grass fro 30 years now.
ok but then surely nothing in high demand can be sustainable bc of the mono-plantation thing? So I don't understand how anything can possibly be sustainable in that case? Am I missing something or is literally everything we buy going to be bad in some way and there is no solution?
bamboo is better off being used than using things like poplin and other polyester. poplin, which is anywhere from 50% polyester and 50 cotton to 90% polyester and 10% cotton does not breath, it does not break down, polyester is plastic and is no sustainable. elastic in underwear, shirts and lace is more likely to break down before polyester does. bamboo fabric and fiber does break down, it's breathable it's also fast growing. tye production has minimal waste as its cut and boiled in a solution which is eco graded by governments. I do a lot of sewing and I have bamboo linen which is incredibly soft and even warm in winter despite it being breathable as well and I can honestly say, it's durable, I will never go go back to poplin for sewing a dress liner. in Africa there are people who process the string like fibers into threads and make mats and other things. in all honesty though, there is nothing that is perfectly eco friendly.
When stating that it is chemical free, I believe that it is not talking about pesticides. Chemicals are used in other clothing such as dry fit to make the clothing have special qualities. During the manufacturing process, bamboo does not need the synthetic chemicals to give it any sort of property. Again, where are you pulling your information from?
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Love your impact series. I'd be interested in one about hemp
YEASS!! Me too 😃
Yes please!
Literally was JUST gonna comment that!
Ergo, shopping at the thrift store...recycle, repurpose and reuse. It was good in the 1970’s and still good now😊 great video, fabulous info.
Absolutely, some of my favourite items in my wardrobe are much older than me 😍
I like your style, usually I hate commentators but I saw your whole video without thinking on "OMG" and change to other video. Kudos, Oh! lend me those eyes, I need them to be attractive for once in my life. Be blessed.
Thank you so much for your diligent research. You work so hard to bring us these important facts, and I appreciate it! Your channel has taught me so much about sustainability.
Thank you for addressing this. The labelling of bamboo fibres a sustainable material has been bothering me for a while! Regarding TENCEL, it is unfortunately so, so expensive!
thank you for this very interesting video! one thing for consumers to keep in mind is that a lot of bamboo based clothing, such as underwear and socks, but also t-shirts etc., are mixed with nylon and polyester to make them more stretchy.
„Ok, I have thoughts“ - my absolute favorite prelude to a rant 😁 Cheers to you and thanks a million for the great research and explanations! 🌷
Once I see a video from Gittemary, I press like 😁
I really appreciate it! 😍
Thank you so much for clarifying this. We see so much bamboo everywhere (even in baby stuff!) I was beginning to think maybe I’m not up to date and bamboo is not bs anymore, maybe cleaner than it used to... nope 😅
It’s so difficult for consumers, not everyone has the time to do research, so it’s very easy to believe all that green washing. Thanks to people like you, it gets a little bit easier one video at a time 😉
I am so happy that I am able to help, I know these topic are super complex, but I also hope that I can prevent just some confusion now and then 💚
woe is the consumer
You're doing such a great job at providing us with information that would be difficult to piece together on our own. Thanks for all your hard work.
Thank you so much for the support 🌿
Really interesting video! ☺️
Because you talked about it: Could you maybe also make a video about Lyocell and Monocel?
Dearly noted 😍
@@Gittemary Thank you! 😍 The work it takes to research everything for this series is truly appreciated 🤗
@@Gittemary8 months ago, I bought a bamboo tee from a GOTS certified company. After watching this video, I am totally confused whether my tee is eco-friendly or not.
@@rishikapaul4740 if it is GOTS certified it is most likely a-okay ☺️
@@Gittemary Thanks a ton. I have a request, will you please make a video how to stitch a ripped bamboo cloth because sometimes it becomes difficult to sew.
This was really eye-opening, thank you so much! I'm so grateful for your work and guidance through this crazy world full of greenwashing...
Having just posted my comment about despairing over bamboo sheets that are more chemicals than they are bamboo... what is the most sustainable type of bedding/sheets?
I very much like that you left all your sources in the description, very cool!
Thank you so much for your research ! I thought I would share this piece of info : fibers made from natural materials (such as cotton, bamboo, wood etc) but transformed through a process, most often involving chemicals, which changes the "nature" of the fiber (which I'm guedsing you meant by saying "It is not bamboo anymore") can be referred to as "artificial fibers".
Viscose, for example, falls into this category. This term clarifies the distinction between this type of fibers and synthetic fibers, which are polymers (molecules modified by humans) derived from fossile matter such as petroleum and can therefore be considered "plastic". Synthetic fibers do release microplastics, while artificial fibers don't (to my knowledge), though they probably do release some of the chemicals used for their making...
Love your "impact" videos and your whole channel btw, I've been subscribed for 4 years or something 🌱
Keep up the good work and have an amazing day !
Well, there goes my idea of making eco-friendly products made of bamboo. Very enlightening.
Honestly, i am at a point were i try second hand shopping, then organic materials and if nothing helps, buying a piece of clothing from fast fashion. I am tired of doing constant research on everything i want to buy and i just do the best i can. I will not order from overseas from sustainable companies and risk the item getting lost or the clothing not fitting well and having a hard time getting my money back. I sadly got scammed a few times by eco friendly companies and i rather buy clothing i can try on before buying.
Do you mind shairng with us how you got scammed by those "eco-friendly" companies?
That's honestly the best way to go. Buy used everything except underwear.
You're the best ! I'd love a video on hemp and sustainably 🥰🥰
Hemp is certainly on the to-do list!
Yass, i was waiting for this one!
I love your hair! It looks great in every style and length.
Thanks for this video and the information / diagram of the chemical / boiling process they use to make bamboo into fibers. Very eye opening and tells us the entire environmental impact of the products we purchase. For me being bamboo clothing, sheets, and towels because bamboo requires less water then cotton to grow. But now I am wondering if in the final product / growth and process duration if that is still true?
Now going to go watch your other video on this subject.
Awesome video! I’m always learning something new from you. Looking forward to the next video 😁❤️
Thank you for watching 😍
Hi Gittemary, great content!
1 Ques: When you mentioned "raw bamboo indeed is antibacterial like pest repellent but there's no evidence to support those qualities being transferred into the textile when it undergoes chemical processing", does that mean ONLY viscose made from bamboo doesn't have such properties? How about the bamboo clothing made of bamboo linen (i.e. via the mechanical + natural enzyme process)?
Ok so if second hand is not an option... organic cotton vs. bamboo viscose vs. recycled plastic/polyester 😅😅 what to choose?🤷🏻♀️
I tend to reserve recycled polyester for sports/outdoor clothes. This way I get years of use out of them while limiting use of plastic fabrics.
I just buy second hand if i can and if i buy something not organic / fast fashion i make sure to wear it as long and often as possible. I have not the money or time (sry) to do hours of searching for one piece of clothing and many organic / sustainable brands are from overseas and the risk of ordering expensive clothes and then them not fitting is just a hassle. I rather am a bit sustainable than not at all.
@@woolypuffin392 exactly! Curating personal wardrobe from hard-to-get-but-sustainable items is too time consuming. I like you second hand/high street approach.
Depends if you want to chose comfort or environmentally sustainability. Organic cotton is better for the planet, bamboo viscose is tremendously more comfortable.. and the polyester leaches plasicides into your skin, so just throw all that shit away...
I’m so happy you brought up that OEKO Tek (or however you spell it) certification. I bought some sheets a while back from this company that boasted they had that certification and I was like what does this even mean😂
I am also going to talk about it again in the next certification video, it is definitely a topic that creates a lot of confusion haha😬
Yes!! I’ve been trying to look up sustainable, eco friendly etc baby clothes (still in my first trimester but the research 😅) and I keep seeing that one too! 🧐
WHOA... bamboo fabric that is no longer bamboo?? What da heck? I desperately need to order new sheets, and I’ve thinking of getting bamboo sheets. Kinda sounds like I might be sleeping on chemical sheets and not bamboo sheets. ARGH!! 😪
I've been researching fabric for an upstart brand and have come into much of this information about bamboo, myself. To me, what is most important is the people. The chemicals used in a lot of these solvents are known to cause cancer among a myriad of other diseases. Some of these chemicals do not need much exposure to cause a great deal of damage. Unfortunately, minus a few select spaces, it seems on a broader scale, that the workers are the last to really ever get notice, still behind the environment and the plants and animals. There are so many certifications and safeguards to find in recent times that have good focus on the environment, of which I am deeply grateful. I just wish even more emphasis would be placed on the people whose lives are impacted by toxic practices, as well. It is appalling how little oversight China's production/manufacturing in textiles truly has, yet, so many businesses continue to work with them regardless. It's disheartening how inhumane our world an be in the face of profit. I'm grateful that you are choosing to educate others on this topic, its sorely needed. Thank you!
Was waiting for this one. Thanks a lot!! As always, very informative!! 😊😊
So happy you liked it, thank you!
Damn it, Gittemary! Why do you keep informing me that I've been green washed and my choices are not as sustainable as I thought!! 😂🙄
So glad to hear tencel is okay though! Love your videos 😍
You rock!!! You’re almost at 100K 😊😊
Thank you so much, and thank you for the support! 😍
Can I ask, are there any "sustainable" bamboo brands about that you know of then?
i'd love to know that as well!
Great question
This is a weirdly specific question, but do polyester threads realise micro plastics? I’ve yet to find a brand that does cotton threads...
Yes they do
I get what you mean, having mixed polyester clothing always bring those floating tiny
Thread on air. which visible near window or bright flashlight.. well this one surely gets in our lung sometime..
these day for 100% cotton “the sustainable” brand still exist. now it is now considered as “luxury” item, because it’s cost more than average clothing, but still widely available. Actually most people did not take a proper notice because of the price itself. Since i did not wanted to sponsor a brand, Next time when in the mall see the sticker closely, i guarantee you it’s always there, unnoticed
(oh, one more thing.. time change, it’s not on your usual thrift store anymore, since it doesn’t sells well there, go to branded one)
This is so interesting!! I was wondering, are bamboo clothes compostable?
@Rachel Ny now you mention it I've seen that video! Thank you so much for your help 💚
Great video! Just a heads up, the clip at 2:59 is actually sugarcane being squeezed for its juice, not bamboo being crushed.
Thank you for sharing your research with us and helping us make better choices.
Thank you so much for the support 💚
Thank you for the video, very informative :) I guess there is no right answer to what is the best material to use for clothing...
Ah great information! Really good to know😃 also your hair has grown beautifully 🤗
Great content as always. Thank you ❤️
Virtually all clothing is sewn and serged with polyester thread. I haven't seen a factory made garment sewn with cotton thread in years.
There are somethings I have to use disposable versions of (I know that’s bad but I don’t have a choice) so I was wondering. DISPOSABLE: bamboo or plastic? Which one is better? (Obviously not clothing but yeah)
your content is sooo good!!
Thank you 💚💚
Thank you for sharing this information.
Thank you for watching!
Thank you for this informative video. Bamboo Clothing claim they offer 100% recyclable products and they work with Project Plan B. But, PPB only specialises in recycling polyester.
I was wondering if viscose 100% recyclable as well...
Hi, I’m kinda new to the whole low or zero waste concept. It’s really harder than switching to cleaner beauty and body products. I am having difficulties locating eco friendly medicine containers. I would have to bring it along with me in my purse so it can’t be too big. Would you know any brands that might carry eco friendly medicine box or case. I would need something with many slots because I take medicine a couple times a day and the slots has to fits about 20 or more pills in each one. I would be so grateful if you could please let me know. Thank you, MK
@Taylor Hutson thank you for your suggestion I will try doing that.🙂
You just burst my bubble about hemp but more subsanible. Thanks for your input. I have a question? I see Jean's using less water to make or made out of reusable Jean's. Or there is sweaters ( or jumper) made of recyclable yarn. I would love to see a video on that. Thanks again Vic
Thanks for another great video, Gittemary!!!!!! I have a question *and* a dilemma for which I could really use your (and others) help!
(It's a bit long, but plz help me, haha :ii)
Here we go:
1) The question: For quite a few years I haven't been buying any new clothes (only thrifting), which has been working just fine, but as it is now most of my underwear, socks and basics are falling apart. What would be the best thing to do here/which brand would be the most ethical and affordable to buy from?
2) The dilemma: I'm living on quite a strict budget so I can't afford buying much clothes (that be second hand or new), but as mentioned above a lot of my stuff has reached the end of their lives. My sister works for Bestseller (a massive danish fast fashion brand) and she has the opportunity to buy samples very cheaply/get them for free. According to my sister, these samples will never be sold in the shops and are just being discarded if not bought by the employees. She has offered me to buy a lot of new clothing for me, which I really appreciate but I'm not sure whether to accept the offer or not. Because I (for obvious reasons) really can't vouch for Bestseller, and I'm not quite sure whethter I'm indirectly supporting them by accepting my sisters offer.
What to do??? Please help a woman in need!!! :OO ;))
Sodium hydroxide and lye are also used to convert fats into soaps. Most Castile soaps and other "natural soaps" utilize one of these in the manufacturing process, so... Y'know, it's complicated and multifaceted 🤷🏼
Yes i made soap myself and the process can be really dangerous in fumes and the risk of burning yourself with lye.
(Lye) This part confused me too. Once it is saponified it’s no longer harmful, right?
I’m an old know-it-all who often finds young people annoying, except when they really tell me something new that I didn’t already know. I learned so much from this clip! It was so well presented and objective. It is so obvious that you’ve done your homework on this subject. Very well done!
Absolutely love bamboo clothes. In the past year I have swapped over 75% of my wardrobe to bamboo. No idea about the environmental impact to be honest. I am buying it because it feels lovely against my psoriasis and itchy prone skin.
It's more than an environmental impact. The way that the stuff is processed makes it very bad to wear as it's full of chemicals that actually make your skin issues never go away.
Can you compare the efficiency and sustainablity of Bamboo & Hemp???? 😊
Very informative as always!
Thank you 🙌
Great information! Thank you so much!
Great video. Well done!👏🏻
You’ve earned yourself a well deserved follow!
What a revelation (revelationS actually), thanks 💚
so happy you liked it 🌿
can you make a video in this series about hemp and hemp fibre? I feel like it's an extremely versatile plant and hemp fibre is used for clothes as well
It is absolutely on my to-do list 👌👌
I bought a sport bra and leggings made from bamboo viscose about a year ago. I don't recommend them. They do not last well even though I never put them in a dryer. The bra has nylon fibers sticking out of it that are ugly and scratchy. I won't buy bamboo material again, and this video just reinforces reasons to not buy it.
Thank you so much for putting this together. Super informative. Do you have any videos/information on the different textile certifications that exist, I saw the Eco-certification series you have so maybe this will be part of that. I was aware of Oeko-tex but didn't realize it didn't include production. I think GOTS certification includes production but would love to learn more about whats out there. Thank you again.
Thank you so much for this information. Great work!
is bamboo more sustainable than cotton, or organic cotton?
I would go for GOTS certified organic cotton over chemically processed bamboo-viscose
Your videos are outstanding! I think you could grow your audience quite substantially when you "fix" your audio. Audio is the most important thing in an TH-cam video and it becomes quite hard to listen to your audio after some time. Do you record with a smartphone? There are good microphone solutions also for this.
Hope you get this fixed. But I'll continue to watch anyway.
The UV resistance part reminds me of things like "gluten free milk." Well, duh.
So good to know! Thank you ❤
Happy to help 💚
Great video, thanks
Great research!
I love your channel, i would like to know your thought on leather, fake leather and vengan leather.
I have a blog post about leather in the folder on my blog about fashion, the link is in the bio ☺️🌿
What's wrong with rayon fiber as long as you're clean
So what is more sustainable
Thank you
Just like the souls of my shoes, Every step we take losing our grip in humanity. The wheels on the bus go round and round... Earlier in the warning
Honey bee loves you baby...
Oh to be stung by a bee,,,
Concrete rivers of erosion,,, foot paths
the road map to never lose our way from being lost to destruction...
Mother Nature~Motherboarded!!!
MICROCHIP ON MY SHOULDERS
🌻
Love your video
Ma'am. Please check out Bheema Bamboo, developed by Indian scientist Dr Bharati Nambi. Greetings from India 🇮🇳 ❤️🙏.
bamboo just grow in our yard in the philippines without chemicals or pesticides. I am also planning to grow bamboo in our bare raw land because the land has nothing on it except wild grass fro 30 years now.
ok but then surely nothing in high demand can be sustainable bc of the mono-plantation thing? So I don't understand how anything can possibly be sustainable in that case? Am I missing something or is literally everything we buy going to be bad in some way and there is no solution?
if you search you'll find that synthetic fibers made out of wood or bamboo has less bacterial growth than cotton and its comparable to linen.
If it doesn't release microplastics does it release some other not bio-degradable substance since it's not really bamboo anymore??
We make fabrci from bamboo yarn in indonesia
You are beautiful and cheerful to watch.
I like it
It doesn't last it wears out very quickly
bamboo is better off being used than using things like poplin and other polyester.
poplin, which is anywhere from 50% polyester and 50 cotton to 90% polyester and 10% cotton does not breath, it does not break down, polyester is plastic and is no sustainable.
elastic in underwear, shirts and lace is more likely to break down before polyester does.
bamboo fabric and fiber does break down, it's breathable it's also fast growing.
tye production has minimal waste as its cut and boiled in a solution which is eco graded by governments.
I do a lot of sewing and I have bamboo linen which is incredibly soft and even warm in winter despite it being breathable as well and I can honestly say, it's durable, I will never go go back to poplin for sewing a dress liner.
in Africa there are people who process the string like fibers into threads and make mats and other things.
in all honesty though, there is nothing that is perfectly eco friendly.
2:58 is juice extraction from sugar cane
What even is the most eco friendly fabric?
Organic linen and organic hemp are good options there, recycled cotton as well 🌿 (and Tencel is up there as well)
@@Gittemary Wow, thank you for replying!
When stating that it is chemical free, I believe that it is not talking about pesticides. Chemicals are used in other clothing such as dry fit to make the clothing have special qualities. During the manufacturing process, bamboo does not need the synthetic chemicals to give it any sort of property. Again, where are you pulling your information from?
I think this will become a problem in a near future...
I think so too 😥
Wow, I won’t buy bamboo clothes now.
Can you prove your claims? Just because you say things, does not make it true. Where is the research of what you are saying?
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Ps,,, I wasn't calling you lazy...
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