Bamboo

The bamboo plant is an environmentally sustainable and renewable resource, grows independently and rapidly, and does not require pesticides or fertilizers.

Bamboo cultivation has no negative effects on the environment because, compared to other plants, it makes do with rainwater and does not need an artificial irrigation system. It absorbs high amounts of carbon dioxide and converts it into oxygen, making it a beneficial raw material for the forest ecosystem.

Bamboo, a pure cellulose fiber, is increasingly being named among sustainable yarns. Lustrous like silk, soft, antibacterial, durable, breathable, absorbs three times more than cotton, UV protective, 100 percent biodegradable, and does not release toxic substances.

Cotton

Cotton is a sustainable and environmentally friendly choice because unlike conventional cotton, it is grown without pesticides or environmentally harmful substances.

Its cultivation is characterized by low water consumption, a factor that positively affects the impact its production has on the environment. Reduced water consumption is due to a very old but at the same time very effective technique: crop rotation, a technique that preserves the fertility and good health of the soil.

Sustainability

For us at Bamboom, the environment has always come first: our Mission is encompassed in seeking the right balance between style and ecology. Our items meet the need of modern parents to have a product that looks at the aesthetic and functional side, but also at the environmental impact.

We aim to continue to choose naturally sourced fabrics and recycled materials to minimize CO2 emissions. This commitment is also reflected in our packaging and internal management of business activities.

Recycled materials

Recycling is very important because it decreases the amount of waste on the planet. Instead of using new raw materials, preference is given to materials that have already been used, or the waste of certain products, greatly reducing the impact that the production of a good has on the environment.

In addition to packaging made from recycled plastic and labels made from recycled paper, several of our products are made from recycled or reclaimed materials such as R-PET and PLA.