In recent years, bamboo fiber has gradually become a new favorite in the French textile industry.

A large number of pillows, bath towels and bathrobes, which are named after the Tex brand in Carrefour supermarket, are made of bamboo fibers; T-shirts and pullovers made by mail order companies Damart, 3 Suisses and brand clothes Camif are made of bamboo fibers; even the outdoor sports brand Timberland of the United States is also selling in France to produce bamboo fibers.

In February of this year, some 100% bamboo fibers had been used in the Premi re Vision, the largest fabric exhibition in Paris.

As bamboo fiber and cotton and hemp fiber belong to natural plant fiber, breathability (sweat absorbability is 4 times stronger than cotton), antibacterial, UV resistant, wrinkle free, renewable and environmental protection, the price is no more expensive than cotton, so deeply welcomed by French consumers.

The development of bamboo fiber has also led to the research and utilization of other natural fibers, such as milk protein, soybeans, corn, pine and all kinds of trees, such as cellulose, jade and shell fiber. No wonder the article of the French Le Monde is entitled "bamboo, a textile revolution".

China is the hometown of bamboo, and there will be more bamboo products.