3G-Bamboo Thick Work Sock 06 - KHAKI

Socks Size Guide

The size guide is for reference only and does not guarantee the exact size.
Please refer as a guide only when ordering.
If the size is between, we recommend the larger size.

ABOUT: BAMBOO CHARCOAL

• FIRST USED IN CHINA IN THE 15TH CENTURY
  More sustainable than hardwood charcoal due to its rapid growth cycle that requires no pesticides or irrigation.
• PURIFIES WATER AND ELIMINATES IMPURITIES
  Like all charcoal, bamboo charcoal purifies water and eliminates organic impurities and smells.
  It is possible to treat chlorine-sterilized drinking water with bamboo charcoal to remove residual chlorine and chlorides.
• USED IN THE ORIGINAL LIGHT BULB DESIGN
  Because he and his team discovered the longevity of its use, Thomas Edison featured a carbonized bamboo filament in one of his original designs for the light bulb.
• MADE AT AROUND 700°C
  Molecular Nano Bamboo Charcoal is made at around 700 degrees C.
• A NATURAL DEODORIZER
  Bamboo Charcoal is a natural deodorizer and can absorb benzene, phenol, methanol, sulphides, nitrides etc
• REGULATES SKIN TEMPERATURE
  Bamboo Charcoal Fibre also can regulate skin temperature keeping your skin cooler in summer and warmer in winter.
• INCREASE GROWTH RATES IN SOME ANIMALS
  Some studies claim adding bamboo charcoal or bamboo vinegar to the diets of fish or poultry may increase their growth rates.
• FAR INFRARED RAYS
  Bamboo Charcoal can release Far Infrared Rays that may promote blood circulation and increase negative ion production.
• MANY USES
  In China and Japan, many people use bamboo charcoal as cooking fuel, as well as to dry tea.
  Most bamboo charcoal for fuel is bamboo briquette charcoal, and the rest is raw bamboo charcoal.
• BAMBOO VINEGAR
  Bamboo vinegar (called pyro-ligneous acid) is extracted during production, and is useful for hundreds of treatments in most fields.
  It contains about 400 chemical compounds and has many applications, including in cosmetics, insecticides, deodorants, food processing, and agriculture.

Why Bamboo

• Naturally Organic - bamboo is grown without pesticides or fertilizers. Luxuriously soft - bamboo feels like silky cashmere.
• Sustainable - Bamboo is one of the world’s fastest growing plants, growing up to a metre in a day.
  Bamboo is a grass, so once cut it will regenerate quickly without the need for replanting (in the same way as your garden lawn).
  It grows very densely and so the yield per acre is excellent in comparison to cotton.
• Eco-friendly - one of the most positive things about bamboo is that it absorbs 35% more carbon dioxide than equivalent stands of trees.
  More bamboo would help to cut the globally rising levels of carbon dioxide and help in the fight against global warming. Bamboo is also biodegradable.
• Comfortable and Anti-Static – Fabric made from bamboo is incredibly soft and luxurious, and has an anti-static nature, so it sits well against your skin without clinging.
• Absorbent - bamboo absorbs up to 60% more water than cotton. This makes it an excellent choice for towels and bathrobes.
• Antibacterial – Bamboo is naturally and continuously antibacterial, staying fresh and odour free for longer.
• Breathable - the porous nature of the fibre makes it breathable and extremely comfortable against the skin.
• Thermo-regulating - keeps the wearer warm in cool weather, and cool in warm weather.
• Hypoallergenic - bamboo's organic and natural properties make it non-irritating so perfect for extra sensitive skin.
• UV Protective – it cuts out 98% of harmful UV rays.