Summer duvet 100% bamboo

Bamboo needs about a third less water than cotton – some studies show up to 90% water savings. Bamboo also grows without artificial irrigation and pesticides. A significant contribution to global water conservation.

Yes, bamboo has natural antimicrobial properties that inhibit mould. Combined with fast moisture wicking this delivers a hygienic sleep climate – even in damp rooms or climates.

Store your bamboo bedding in a dry, airy spot – ideally in a fabric bag or breathable box. Avoid plastic bags as they trap moisture. This keeps your bedding fresh and mould-free.

Thanks to the antibacterial properties, bamboo bedding stays fresh longer than cotton. Typically you can use bamboo bedding for 2 weeks before it needs washing – pillowcases should be changed more often.

Bamboo fibres absorb a lot of moisture but also release it quickly. Air-drying typically takes 4–6 hours with good ventilation – considerably faster in a low-temperature tumble dryer.

With hard water we recommend using slightly less detergent and occasionally adding a splash of vinegar (in the softener compartment). This reduces limescale that could harden fibres. A water softener is also a good alternative.

Treat fresh stains immediately with cold water and a mild stain remover. Avoid chlorine bleach – this damages the bamboo fibres. For stubborn stains a gall soap helps. Then wash as usual.