Hypoallergenic, eco-friendly Organic Bamboo Towels for a Green Lifestyle

Eco-friendly consumers prefer Natural Organic Bamboo Towels

 Although bamboo has long been known in Asia for its many unique applications, the idea of using bamboo to spin yarns is a much more recent technology. The story of Nandina the Future Fiber begins in Japan where considerable research and experimentation has been done with recyclable and environmentally friendly plant fibers. Created through a unique process of spinning 75% bamboo, an entirely renewable resource, and 25% organic cotton together to produce a product that is inherently hypoallergenic, anti-microbial, mold and mildew resistant. Nandina towels have the luster of silk and the feel of cashmere, but are naturally strong and durable, yet maintaining a natural green quality. These natural, eco-friendly fibers called “Future Fibers”, and are available in several jewel tone colors; all made with natural low impact organic dies.

The full line of Nandina eco-friendly towels and robes are available at www.EverettStunz.com. Heavenly bamboo is grown environmentally responsible because pesticides and fungicides are not used in the growing of the bamboo as is it is seldom attacked by insects or infected by pathogens. It is noteworthy that for centuries, food in Japan was wrapped in bamboo leaves to keep it from spoiling. Of equal importance is that the manufacturing process does not negatively impact our environment. Nandina organic towels are loomed in a factory powered by the wind.