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Arbor Blunt Bamboo Deck$78.95
Arbor Fish Koa Complete$167.95
Arbor Koa Webbing Belt$31.95
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Bamboo Apparel from Arbor
A more environmentally friendly, technically superior alternative
As a natural fabric, bamboo is:
·The most renewable: Bamboo is a self-propagating grass that grows much faster than other natural fibers—rapidly, continuously, and safely delivering more raw material per acre than other natural alternatives.
·The most sustainably grown: Bamboo is naturally organic and provides its rapid renewability without the use of pesticides, fertilizers, defoliators, irrigation, exhaust spewing machine-based cultivation, or aerial spraying.
·The softest and most comfortable: Bamboo fiber is naturally smooth and rounded, providing an ultra soft, non-irritating hand and relaxed drape that surpasses other natural fabrics, including the best cottons.
·The most performance oriented: Compared to cotton, Bamboo is more breathable, wicks perspiration three to four times faster, and provides improved UV protection—all of which help regulate body temperature in warm or cold conditions.
·The most hygienic: Bamboo’s anti-bacterial, anti-fungal properties eliminate the need for chemical additives, making Bamboo a naturally hypo allergenic, more sanitary fabric that actively reduces skin irritation and odor.
·The most beneficial: By switching to Bamboo, Arbor encourages the cultivation of a crop that improves soil quality, prevents and even reverses erosion, and absorbs five times more carbon dioxide than equivalent stands of trees.
Final Note: Conventional cotton is the most toxic crop grown today. It takes 1/3 of a pound of chemicals to grow enough cotton for just one T-shirt. Conventional cotton farming uses over two billion pounds of synthetic pesticides a year and accounts for 24% of the world’s insecticide use. Cotton production also wastes huge land and water resources.
