The Benefits of Bamboo
Posted on: July 27, 2009 by admin
We’re Green!
For us, time spent riding provides a direct understanding of what’s at stake. Protecting the planet is about the environments we utilize everyday. We need clean air to skate, clean water to surf, and snow to ride. For 14 years, Arbor has built on this understanding, replacing environmentally harmful materials with natural alternatives. The goal is to create a higher level of function, relevance, and style in the most responsible way possible. To that end, 98% of our apparel is made with bamboo-based fabrics. We believe that bamboo is the most environmentally friendly fabric available, providing a unique combination of ecological and performance benefits that make it today’s most promising alternative.
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ECOLOGICAL BENEFITS
Total Renewability
100% sustainably grown
Minimal water/land footprint
Absorbs more carbon dioxide
Releases more oxygen
Prevents erosion
Improves soil
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PERFORMANCE BENEFITS
Softer
More breathable
Better uv protection
Helps regulate body temp
Wicks moisture – dries fast
Naturally hypo- allergenic













When are you guys going to make bamboo boxers? Let my privates be as comfortable as the rest of me…
how about some bamboo board socks? stay dry while you ride?
We sell these bamboo Tees and customers always come back saying how comfy and soft they are.
[...] in force. We rallied the troops, rented a fat pad, printed up a batch of special edition HD&HR bamboo shirts and bandanas and loaded up on stickers, medallions and “Pat heads on a stick” and headed [...]
i bought a bunch of Arbor’s bamboo apparel from http://www.backcountry.com. i love the bamboo, it’s so soft and the designs are beautiful. sometimes you can find good Arbor stuff on http://www.whiskeymilitia.com or http://www.dogfunk.com too.
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i just got a bamboo flannel for my brother, he’s stoked!! that thing is so sweet. how do they make clothes out of bamboo? it’s the most comfortable shit ever. oh, and it’s green too