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Bamboo Body Sustainability Actions

Uses FSC-certified bamboo

Bamboo Body says bamboo is the main fibre in its garments and that its bamboo comes from FSC-certified plantations. FSC (Forest Stewardship Council) certification is a system that checks whether forest materials are managed responsibly. The brand also says bamboo is a fast-growing plant and uses this as part of its case for choosing it over slower-growing tree fibres. It presents bamboo as a core material for its clothing range and says it uses other sustainable or biodegradable trims where possible.

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Switched to compostable mailers

In 2024, Bamboo Body replaced its old packaging with 100% biodegradable and compostable eco-mailers. It says the new mailers can be reused for returns, then composted at home or through commercial composting. The brand also says its paper, wood, and bamboo packaging items are either recycled or FSC certified. This points to an effort to reduce plastic waste and make shipping materials easier to reuse or break down after use.

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Designs for longer wear

Bamboo Body says it designs clothes to be trans-seasonal, which means they can be worn across different seasons instead of for only one short trend cycle. It says it makes simple, classic styles, releases limited new colours and styles, and uses lookbooks to show how pieces can be mixed and matched. The brand also says it does not discount its core range unless a style is being discontinued. That suggests it wants customers to buy less often and keep clothes in use for longer.

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Uses ethical factory checks

Bamboo Body says its Australian HQ and factory operations are certified by Ethical Clothing Australia, a local accreditation for fair and legal work practices in Australian clothing supply chains. It also says its factories in China are regularly audited, do not employ workers under 18, and provide pay and conditions above national standards. The brand says it takes worker welfare seriously and has a long-standing relationship with its clothing factory in China. These are claims about labour standards and supply-chain oversight.

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Supports charities and volunteering

Bamboo Body says its team gives back through volunteer work and charity support. It names WWF, Animals Australia, Plan International, and Greenpeace as organisations it supports. The brand links this to environmental protection, animal welfare, and girls’ equality. This is not the same as a formal sustainability certification, but it does show the company says it takes part in wider social and environmental causes beyond its own products.

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