Bamboo Duvet Cover

Our bamboo duvet covers are as soft as silk and offer you great comfort when sleeping at night. It is due to the natural structure of the bamboo fiber, which has a smooth, curved shape and therefore gives you the impression of sleeping in silk sheets.

With a bamboo duvet cover, you can stop worrying about your sheets becoming less comfortable the more you wash them. This is because bamboo is a material that has the advantage of becoming softer with each wash, ensuring that your sheets stay soft and comfy for a long time.

The bamboo fiber also has excellent heat-regulating properties thanks to the many small interstices that make it so breathable. The bamboo duvet cover will keep you at a comfortable temperature so that you are well-rested on warm summer nights as well as on cold winter nights.

With bamboo sheets, it is now possible to sleep in linens that have the same properties as silk and are animal-friendly.

As bamboo is a fabric that keeps your body at the right temperature during the night, it is also good for your skin. Indeed, no sweating also means that your skin stays well hydrated. In addition, a bamboo duvet cover is also good against the development of wrinkles as they are favored by dry skin and bamboo sheets do not soak up moisture from your skin.

Bamboo bedding is the solution if you have sensitive skin or often have zits or acne. Firstly, because its hypoallergenic and antibacterial properties help to prevent skin problems, but also because of the incredible softness of its fiber, which reduces friction on the skin and hair, thus reducing excessive sebum production.

Because the bamboo fabric is so soft, your hair slides much better against the sheets, so you don't wake up with frizzy hair the next morning. However, while the bamboo fabric is soft, it also has the advantage of being less slippery than satin, so your duvet will always stay in place.

In brief, bamboo provides similar beauty benefits to silk while being vegan and cruelty-free.

Our bamboo duvet covers undergo rigorous laboratory testing to ensure the highest standards. They are certified antibacterial, anti-mite, and have demonstrated superior cooling properties.

The first step is to harvest the bamboo. The collected quantities are then ground into chips. These chips are dissolved in the bamboo pulp, which is then rinsed and rolled into long fibers. The manufacturing process ends with the spinning and drying of the fibers so that they can be made into bamboo spools.

Yes. The first reason is that bamboo is exceptionally soft, so your hair will glide more smoothly over the fabric and be less likely to be frizzy the following morning. The second reason is that the humidity-regulating properties of bamboo mean that your hair will stay moisturized rather than becoming dry.

Yes, as the bamboo fabric has hypoallergenic and antibacterial properties, it lessens the risk of skin problems, including acne and rashes. On top of that, it's a moisture-regulating material, so it won't dry out your skin, which is good because dry skin is more likely to develop wrinkles.

Yes, bamboo is, on average, 3°C softer than cotton because of its breathable properties. The bamboo fabric also absorbs and wicks away moisture, allowing the bamboo bedding to stay fresh, even in hot weather.

Washing at 30 degrees is the best way to ensure that your bamboo bed sheets are well cared for and last a long time. Avoid bleaching or using fabric softener. Instead, use baking soda and let them air dry. If you iron them, do so at medium temperature.

Bamboo has a TC of 250 but is still softer than cotton with a TC of 800. It should be borne in mind that it is impossible to compare the number of threads in cotton and bamboo as bamboo threads are much finer.

The bamboo sheets because the fibers of which they are made are filled with interstices, and it is this structure that allows the fabric to breathe better. As a result, it absorbs moisture better, but more importantly, it evaporates it more easily. This is why bamboo bedding is suitable for both winter and summer.

Yes, Bambaw's bamboo bedding is made entirely of bamboo rayon fibers. These sheets are created in a sustainable closed-loop process. They are also certified by the OEKO-TEX Standard 100, which guarantees no harmful chemicals are used.