Industry Glossary

A regenerated cellulose fiber made using bamboo as the plant source and a viscose process. Performance depends on the yarn, knit, GSM, finishing, blend, and finished garment.

A regenerated cellulose fiber described as lyocell when it meets the applicable manufactured-fiber definition. Process, feedstock, recovery, and environmental claims require supplier-specific evidence.

A commercial fit description that does not by itself establish the U.S. regulatory definition of tight-fitting sleepwear. Measurements, trim limits, labels, sizes, construction, and applicable testing require product-specific review.

A double-knit construction. This structure makes the fabric thicker and more stable than single jersey, with smooth surfaces on both sides and stronger stretch recovery, preventing deformation.

A measure used to describe thermal insulation. A finished-product TOG claim depends on materials, layers, fill, dimensions, construction, and the test or documented method used.

A voluntary textile testing and certification system. Buyers should verify the certificate holder, covered article, product class, scope, and validity for the selected material.

The ability of a fabric structure to allow air and moisture vapor to pass. Results depend on fiber, yarn, knit, GSM, finishing, fit, and test method.

A broad performance concept involving heat and moisture transfer. Any product claim should be supported by the selected fabric, construction, fit, test method, and intended use rather than inferred from the bamboo source plant.

A marketing area that requires careful, substantiated claims. Fabric hand feel and available material documentation can be discussed without promising medical or allergy outcomes.

The movement of liquid moisture through a textile structure. Performance depends on yarn, knit, finishing, garment fit, and test method.

The capacity of a material to break down under defined environmental conditions. Finished garments, blends, dyes, trims, and packaging require product-specific evidence before biodegradability claims are made.

A seam construction that can create a flatter join than some overlock assemblies. Machine setup, thread, seam allowance, stretch, and the approved sample determine the final result.

A design using a heat-transfer or printed neck mark for selected brand and size information. Required care, content, origin, tracking, or other information may still need a durable label.

A zipper that can be opened from both the top and the bottom, allowing parents to change diapers without having to take off the entire sleepwear.

Integrated hand covers at the cuffs that can be folded over to wrap an infant's hands, preventing them from scratching their face.

A measure of fabric mass per unit area. Common 200-220GSM options can be reviewed, but drape, opacity, recovery, durability, and suitability depend on the full fabric and garment specification.

The ability of a textile surface to resist pills during wear or testing. Results depend on fiber, yarn, knit, finishing, abrasion, laundering, and the test method.

An antibacterial or odor-resistance claim for finished bamboo viscose fabric requires appropriate product-specific substantiation and should not be inferred from the source plant.

Custom branding services. Velibamboo offers low-MOQ OEM services, allowing clients to print their own logos and designs on the products.

A low minimum order quantity of 30 pieces, specifically designed to meet the testing needs of independent designers, influencer brands, or boutique stores.