Unlike wood which takes over 50 years to mature before it’s ready for use, bamboo grows to maturity within 4 years.

Unlike plastics that take up to 1000 years to decompose, bamboo is biodegradable and can decompose within 3 – 4 months.

Whereas other plants require pesticides and other chemicals to protect its quality, bamboo, like a grass, is low maintenance.

Bamboo is not only biodegradable, with its tensil strength, its ideal for use as construction materials for homes, buildings and even roads.

With its antibacterial and anti-fungal characteristics, bamboo textile provides breathability and absorption with minimal treatment required.

As a plant, bamboo can release 30% more oxygen than trees and can absorb more carbon dioxide contributing to better air quality.