At Bebekish, we ensure that our bamboo is sustainably sourced and produced. There are several types of environmentally friendly bamboo fabrics; viscose, linen and lyocel bamboo fabrics.

Bamboo Viscose: It is made by extracting cellulose from bamboo, which is processed into soft, breathable fibres. It creates semi synthetic material which mimics the quality of a silk.

Bamboo Linen: It is made by crushing bamboo stalks and then using either a mechanical or chemical process to break down the fibres and create a fabric similar to linen.

Lyocell Bamboo: It is made by breaking down bamboo into wood pulp, dissolving the pulp in a solvent, and then spinning the dissolved pulp into long fibres.

This eco-friendly method not only protects the environment but also preserves the integrity of the bamboo, resulting in a fabric that is both gentle on your baby’s skin and kind to the planet.

Bamboo possesses natural antibacterial and hypoallergenic properties, which help prevent odors and allergens from lingering in your baby's clothes and bedding. This is especially important for babies with sensitive skin or allergies.

Bamboo fabrics are surprisingly durable and can withstand frequent washing without losing their softness or shape. This means organic baby clothes, muslin swaddles and beddings will last longer, reducing the need for frequent replacements and further lessening your environmental impact. And it will save you money in the long run.