Omeebashop

 

 

Welcome

to enjoy ja pick the pearls of our

creativity.

Use them to express yourself with awareness.

 

IMPORTANT: WEBSHOP IS CLOSED UNTIL SEPTEMBER!

See you on the dancefloor in Ozora & Boom -

Lot's of sun & love to neverending summer nights!

 

 

 New summer/spring 2010 bamboo collection

 

This year Omeeba is proud to present a new earthy clothes collection made of the amazing bamboo fabric (including new special multi-way styles).Besides its eco-friendlines, many people choose bamboo because of its absorbency and comfort: it has exceptionally smooth texture against the skin. The bamboo fibers have channels, so they absorb moisture away from the skin,keeping you cool and dry.  Luckily, the thermo-control works both way around: The  highly breathable fabric keeps you cooler in the summer open air festivals and warmer in the winter (while unpatiently waiting for the festival season to start again ;) .


Bamboo is naturally anti-bacterial so it stays fresher and odor free for longer than most other fabrics (a BIG bonus, now that we were talking about the festivals and dancing!).  


Bamboo also resists wrinkling and is naturally hypoallergenic.

Why to choose bamboo instead of cotton:

 

Cotton is one of the most intensely sprayed crops in the world, and cotton pesticides are the greatest crop contributor to volatile organic compounds inthe environment. Cotton requires wide spacing to grow, allowing bare soil tooxidize in the sun, releasing carbon into the  atmosphere, allowing rain to wash soil and chemicals into stream, and decreasing soil fertility. Cotton fabrics, including often those made  from organic cotton raw material and labeled"organic," commonly go through a series of finishing processes harmful to theenvironment.   Bamboo, on the other hand, takes in five times the volume of greenhouse gases as an equivalent stand of timber trees and releases 35% more oxygen. It needs no replanting, pesticides or fertilizers, and its roots retain water in the watershed, sustaining riverbanks and  reducing water pollution.