What is Lyocell Bamboo Fiber?
Lyocell bamboo fiber is a recycled fiber made from bamboo pulp using the Lyocell process. This process uses environmentally friendly solvents to directly dissolve the bamboo pulp, resulting in a near-zero-pollution spinning process. The final fiber retains the natural breathability and antibacterial properties of bamboo while possessing the smooth drape of Lyocell fiber, feeling as soft as silk but easier to care for than cotton.
Why is it Environmentally Friendly?
Renewable Raw Materials: Bamboo matures in 3 years, and 1 hectare of bamboo forest has 1.5 times the annual carbon sequestration of a forest.
Clean Process: Solvent recovery rate reaches 99.7%, and wastewater is biodegradable.
Biodegradable: After disposal, it degrades into water and carbon dioxide in soil within 180 days.
How to Identify it in Daily Life
Genuine Lyocell bamboo fiber products will have these characteristics: cool and smooth to the touch, does not pill easily, absorbs water 3 times faster than cotton, and has no obvious wrinkles after drying. Pay attention to the ingredient label for "Lyocell" or "bamboo pulp fiber" to avoid being confused with ordinary viscose fiber.
