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A good pair of socks is important if you are planning on going camping. Especially if you plan on camping out in nature, a good pair of socks will help ensure you are comfortable when going out on long hikes. But bamboo socks, what makes them different?
Here at Camping with Style we have been gifted with some bamboo socks by Thought Clothing and thought now would be a great opportunity to share more about them.
How can a pair of bamboo socks help you live more sustainably?
The material bamboo is a naturally renewable resource that is fast-growing and naturally breathable.
The material bamboo is also blended with organic cotton which reduces the pollution within the environment it’s grown in, because it doesn’t use harmful chemicals and pesticides to develop.
The cotton also uses approximately 71% less water versus conventionally grown cotton, which results in less impact on the environment.
These socks are made from soft bamboo, organic cotton, and a recycled polyester blend as mentioned, which are all sustainable. The active decision to wear and purchase products like this can really say something about you and your thoughts on the environment.
How do the bamboo socks feel?
Bamboo socks often feel more comfortable and soft to wear. They are often described as having a silky or smooth feel to them, similar to cashmere or silk, which helps them stand out in comparison to traditional cotton socks.
The texture of bamboo fabric is also said to be breathable and moisture-wicking, which can help keep your feet dry and cool. Additionally, bamboo fabric is often touted as being naturally odor-resistant, so your feet may feel fresher even after extended wear. This will be very beneficial if you plan on hiking for long periods of time, you will continue to feel fresher.
Overall, bamboo socks can feel luxurious and cozy, making them a popular choice among people who prioritize comfort in their footwear.
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This article was originally published by Campingwithstyle.co.uk. Read the original article here.
