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Size	EU	US	AU	JP
XS	34	0-2	8	100
S	36	4	10	120
M	38	6	12	140
L	40-41	8	14-16	160
XL	42	10	16-18	180

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soft ブラジャー - バンブービスコース

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バンブージャージブラジャー
ネックラインと裾に伸縮性のあるrim
サポート力のある縫い目カップ
調節可能な薄いストラップ
大、中、小のバストをサポート
サイズ通り

94% 竹 6% エラスタン
ポルトガル製

モデルはサイズ S を着用

Material

Bamboo viscose
Origin: China
Certificates: Oeko-Tex, FSC

Viscose is a manmade fiber made of natural regenerated cellulose.
The cellulose we use comes from bamboo or aloe vera
Baserange’s bamboo is sourced from FSC-certified plantations. No chemical product is used on the plantations.
Yarns are certified Oeko-tex, meaning the production process is approved as environmentally and socially responsible.
The advantage of bamboo is that it grows fast, up to one foot per day. It can survive with rainwater as its only sustenance. It also doesn’t require fertilizers or pesticides.
Bamboo uses only a third of the water that cotton consumes.
As it is 100% cellulosic it is biodegradable in nature. Bamboo fiber decomposes without causing pollution.
Breathable, warm, stretchy fiber.
It also contributes to the reduction of C02 in the growth phase by acting as a carbon sink. Compared to a pine tree, bamboo can sequester up to five times the amount of carbon from the atmosphere.
Processing bamboo viscose requires some harmful chemicals to dissolve the plant and transform it into a paste that can be spun into textile fibers.
The cultivation of bamboo must be highly regulated to ensure growers are not adding fertilizer and/or pesticides to increase yields.

Shop our Bamboo Viscose products.

Care

We recommend a cold wash on a gentle cycle using natural detergent and hang drying for all our products. Hand washing is always a good option too. If you are not separating delicates, use a laundry bag to protect the fabric from getting damaged.

Find more of our guidance for care here.