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  Sustainability is the ability of a product to meet the needs to the present without comprising the ability of future generations to meet theirs and includes economic, environmental and social pillars. At Whom, we are committed to ensure that our products are considered, our bamboo sheets are 100% organically grown and ethically sourced. Free from toxins and chemical and is organic certified. The followings summaries why bamboo is sustainable • Bamboo is the fastest growing plant • Bamboo require less water and no peptides • Bamboo is efficient in capturing carbon and release oxygen back into the atmosphere The raw bedding area of bamboo is considered to be more sustainable than other materials such as cotton as it requires much less water to grow and no pesticides. Bamboo grows like a weed, it does not require to be replanted or propagated hence reducing the labour required between harvest and the cost of producing the raw material. Unfortunately not all bamboo sheets are

  If you are looking at switching to bamboo sheets , you might wonder how to choose the best bamboo bedding and here are 4 tips you need to know about choosing bamboo sheets.     Fabric Avoid bamboo with synthetic or cotton blends and choose organic bamboo with a certification such as Oeko-Tex 100. Thread Count Traditionally the higher the thread count means the softer the sheets and more luxurious, however, thread count is associated with cottons sheets. Bamboo bedding thread counts are not the same as cottons, bamboo sheets with 450 thread count are similar to cotton sheets with a 1000 thread count in terms of softness and quality. Sensitive skin and allergies Bamboo bedding is ideal for people who have sensitive skins or allergies or asthma, it is antibacterial and hypoallergenic and is gentle on your skin. Pre-shrunk Always buy bed sheets which have pre-shrunk, otherwise you may experience sizing issues after washing. Whom’s bamboo bedding is pre-shunk and are generous i