Huckberry introduces the Free Fly Bamboo Lightweight Performance Hoodie, known for its combined performance and comfort at the forefront of its designs. Like many of the pieces in Huckberry’s collection, the Free Fly Hoodie features sustainable bamboo fabric. In addition to providing an exceptionally soft fabric, bamboo offers one of the most naturally water-friendly and renewable resources in nature. Bamboo grows rapidly and does not require much water. Not only that, but the plant does not require fertilizers or pesticides.
The Free Fly Bamboo Lightweight Performance Hoodie is, as it claims, lightweight, breathable, and versatile, thanks to its bamboo construction. This form-fitting pullover, with a crossover style hood and left-chest pocket, boasts a four-way stretch bamboo viscose and polyester blend that provides comfort and mobility. Plus, there are thumbholes to hold the sleeves in place.
Free Fly sources the bamboo from FSC certified regenerative farmland in northern China. The company says certified organic bamboo, blended with quick-dry materials, offers comfort and performance without comparison. The ultra-fine sustainable bamboo yarn is super soft against the skin, naturally moisture-wicking, and odor-resistant. In fact, Free Fly says that bamboo fabrics are more breathable than cotton, wool, hemp, or synthetic. What’s more, bamboo fabric provides natural UV protection with no chemicals.
For another sustainable hoodie option, check out the adidas Terrex Hoodie.