

Bamboo viscose has been getting traction lately for being a prized fabric for clothes, blankets, bedding, and even hygiene items and medical supplies. At Bam & Stitch, bamboo is our hands-down favorite — and for good reason. It comes with a bevy of benefits, such as the ones we’ll break down below.
Bamboo is known to be soft and plush, so it’s the perfect fabric for little ones.
Bamboo fibers are naturally soft, rounded, and long, which allows them to be spun into a fine yarn that’s less likely to fray. Creating it into bamboo viscose makes the fabric even softer, resulting in a silky, luxurious feel.
Being soft and plush, one benefit of bamboo pajamas is they feel just like second skin. As such, your kid is sure to feel comfy whenever they wear them.
One stark benefit of bamboo clothing is that it’s naturally elastic. The 5% spandex we add to the mix makes our bamboo baby clothes even more resilient. Stretch offers freedom of movement and benefits each kid’s physical, mental, and emotional development.
Our stretchy bamboo clothes are designed to grow together with your kid as well. No need to get new pajamas every so often (though there’s no stopping you from doing so), for our garments will last 3x longer than your typical clothing. The strong bamboo fibers also make our garments less likely to get wrinkled!
One of the benefits of bamboo clothing is that it comes with micro-gaps or holes that allow air to circulate, making it inherently breathable and lightweight. This makes bamboo an excellent temperature regulator, especially for babies who cannot manage their temperature as effectively as adults — and in kids who are more likely to overheat. Indeed, our bamboo pajama sets can keep your little one cool during hot weather — and warm during cold weather.
Speaking of benefits, our bamboo pajamas are also designed to wick moisture so that it evaporates quickly. This quality makes our bamboo PJ sets perfect for kids who like to move (and sweat) a lot — especially during the sweltering summer.
Strength and resilience are just some of the many known benefits of bamboo clothing. Thanks to their density and high lignin content, bamboo possesses a high tensile strength that keeps them from ripping or tearing easily. Bamboo can also maintain its shape even when woven into fabric, making it one of the most durable materials in the clothing industry.
The durability of our bamboo zipper pajamas also means you won’t have to worry about your kid’s ruckus damaging their clothes. Now, you don’t have to buy garments quite as often because our products are made to last!
Being a natural fiber that won’t trigger reactions, bamboo clothing benefits kids with sensitive or eczema-prone skin. Smooth and devoid of rough patches, they’re less likely to irritate your kid’s skin. Our bamboo clothing is also designed to be tagless to avoid the itchy poking feeling often associated with tags.
As a hypoallergenic fabric, bamboo can naturally resist allergens such as dust and mold. Its breathable, moisture-wicking feature means it can easily prevent irritation caused by sweating as well.
One unique benefit of our bamboo pajamas is that they’re produced in Oeko-Tex-certified factories, which use chemicals minimally (if at all) during the manufacturing process.
Kids have sensitive skin that can burn easily, but that doesn’t mean they shouldn’t go out! Sun exposure allows their bodies to produce vitamin D, which is essential for bone development, sleep, and other bodily processes.
Together with sunscreen use, bamboo clothing can benefit kids as they offer an additional layer of protection against the sun. Bamboo fibers help trap more light, providing a UV protection factor ranging from 20 to 50.
Garment production accounts for 8-10% of the world’s greenhouse gas emissions. In fact, this process uses more energy than shipping and aviation combined. As such, more and more environmentally-conscious people (and companies) are looking for an eco-friendly solution.
Enter Bamboo, which is a renewable resource that grows extremely fast. Being a biodegradable product, one of the benefits of bamboo clothing is that it does not leave harmful traces when it breaks down.
Bamboo requires little water and doesn’t need pesticides to grow, so it leaves little impact on the environment. On the other hand, it requires 2,700 liters to create one cotton shirt.
Bamboo also produces high levels of oxygen (35% more than trees of similar size) and absorbs sizable amounts of carbon dioxide. Unsurprisingly, one of the benefits of using bamboo pajamas is that they help improve soil quality by preventing erosion in areas where the trees are planted.
Another benefit of bamboo clothing that parents love is that they’re generally easy to care for. That said, if you want to keep your baby’s bamboo clothes in tiptop condition, then it’s a must to follow these washing tips:
Bamboo clothing proves to be the better choice for your kids. Not only is it soft, stretchy, breathable, and durable, but it’s also hypoallergenic and UV-protective! With the many benefits of bamboo clothing, it’s time to make the immediate switch to this eco-friendly option!
Bam & Stitch
Made by Moms, for Moms.
Tiffany and Annie, founders of Bam & Stitch, are two dedicated moms with a vision for eco-friendly and hypoallergenic kids' clothing that both children and parents adore. Each garment is crafted with care using sustainable bamboo viscose that’s soft, cozy, and durable for all of life's little adventures. Bam & Stitch designs feature vibrant colors, playful patterns, and thoughtful details like scratch-free tags and fold-over feet grippies. Tiffany and Annie are hands-on in every part of the business, from crafting one-of-a-kind designs to building lasting customer relationships, all while pouring their hearts into creating clothes that make kids feel amazing and give parents peace of mind.
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