Our bamboo stockings are made of pure bamboo, the tree! No chemical transformation. Unlike most competitors who use chemically made bamboo rayon, our bamboo socks are not processed! The main features are sweat-wicking and total comfort. Socks for all uses and all seasons. You won't be able to do without it! ( 3 pairs )

Bamboo: the advantages

Bamboo is one of the fastest-growing plants and is considered invasive. It therefore tends to overdevelop on its own. The trunk of the bamboo plant contains antibacterial substances that allow it to defend itself against insects and fungi.

This is why bamboo does not require any pesticides to ensure its good growth. In addition, bamboo requires 4 times less water than cotton. Bamboo forests absorb up to 30% more CO2 and release up to 30% more oxygen than other types of forest. Its yield per hectare is among the highest although it takes 3 to 5 years to reach maturity. Thanks to its vegetable origin, its fiber is biodegradable.

For all these reasons, the raw material associated with bamboo textiles is considered eco-friendly and sustainable. However, this plant does not have the ability to grow in our climates and comes mainly from Asia

Bamboo Rayon vs. Real Bamboo: Don’t Fall for the Trap!

What is Bamboo Rayon?

Bamboo rayon (or bamboo viscose) is a material made from bamboo pulp, but it undergoes intensive chemical processing, which strips away most of the natural benefits of real bamboo.

Here’s how bamboo rayon is made:

1️⃣ Harvesting the Bamboo 🏡

• Raw bamboo is harvested and crushed to extract cellulose.

2️⃣ Chemical Processing into Pulp ⚗️

• The cellulose is dissolved in chemical solvents like sodium hydroxide and carbon disulfide to create a liquid pulp.

3️⃣ Chemical Fiber Spinning 🏭

• This chemical pulp is extruded through nozzles to form fibers, which are then solidified and woven into rayon fabric.

4️⃣ Final Product 🎯

• The resulting fabric is soft and comfortable, but it no longer retains the natural antibacterial and breathable properties of raw bamboo, as the chemical treatment destroys most of its original benefits.

Key Differences: Bamboo Rayon vs. Real Bamboo

Why Bamboo Rayon is Misleading 🚨

• Even though it’s labeled as "bamboo," bamboo rayon is not 100% natural. Bamboo is only used as a raw material, but after heavy processing, the final product no longer has the benefits of real bamboo.
• Many brands use the word "bamboo" to attract eco-conscious customers, but they are actually selling a chemically processed industrial product rather than authentic bamboo fabric.

Unique Benefits of Real Bamboo ✅

🌿 Naturally Antibacterial – Real bamboo retains its bamboo kun compound, which helps fight bacteria and prevents odors.
🌿 Temperature-Regulating & Breathable – Perfect for people who suffer from excessive sweating.
🌿 Eco-Friendly & Biodegradable – Unlike bamboo rayon, real bamboo is a truly sustainable and environmentally friendly choice.

Why Do Companies Prefer Bamboo Rayon?

💰 Cheaper to produce – Chemical processing is much less expensive than real bamboo fiber production.
📢 Easier to market – Companies can legally use the word "bamboo", even though their product is not truly natural.
⚡ Faster production – Rayon manufacturing allows for mass production, making it ideal for large-scale distribution.

Conclusion: Choose the Real Bamboo Difference!

As a seller of real bamboo, you offer a premium product that customers can truly rely on. Unlike bamboo rayon, real bamboo retains its natural benefits, making it twice as effective at moisture control, odor prevention, and long-lasting comfort.

Many brands try to mislead customers with "bamboo" labels, but real experts—like you and your customers—know the difference. Invest in authentic quality! 🌿💪

Marc’s Story: The Truth About Bamboo Socks

Marc, a municipal worker from Laval, had been buying bamboo socks for years. He loved them—his feet stayed dry all day, there was no odor, and they were incredibly comfortable.

One day, he went to his usual store to restock, only to find out that they had switched to a new supplier. The packaging still said “bamboo socks,” and they looked similar, so he bought them without thinking twice.

But something was wrong.

“By the end of the day, my feet were damp. I never had this problem before. I thought maybe it was just a bad day, but it kept happening. The socks weren’t working like they used to.”

Confused, Marc started looking for answers. That’s when he found out that his old bamboo socks were made of real bamboo, while the new ones were just bamboo rayon—a chemically processed fiber that loses most of bamboo’s natural benefits.

Feeling misled, he drove 30 minutes to my store just to get the real ones again.

“As soon as I put them on, I could feel the difference. My feet stayed dry, and I had that comfort I remembered. I’ll never buy bamboo rayon socks again. It’s just not the same.”

Marc is one of many customers who have unknowingly bought bamboo rayon, thinking it was the real thing. Don’t get fooled. If your bamboo socks don’t keep your feet dry, you might not be wearing real bamboo at all.