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FREE UK DELIVERY with orders over £50
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Free Standard UK Delivery with Orders Over £50
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FREE UK DELIVERY with orders over £50
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PLATINUM TRUSTED service award 2024
Free Standard UK Delivery with Orders Over £50
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A must have for a runner of any level and unlimited distances. Knowing we produce our garments in the most sustainable fashion possible, your bamboo sock addiction can be totally guilt free…
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Need a more technical pair of socks to aid your running feet? We’ve created a premium quality solution for you. Our brand new Bamboo Technical Trainer Socks will complete your sportswear collection. Made with 50% Bamboo Viscose, 48% Recycled Polyamide & 2% Elastane, each pair not only has the benefits of bamboo; moisture managing, temperature controlling and extra kind to the skin, they are also subtly perfected with the additional following benefits:
Sock Size UK | EU | Inches | CM |
4 to 7 | 37 to 41 | 8.8 to 9.8 | 22 to 25 |
8 to 11 | 42 to 46 | 9.9 to 11.1 | 26 to 28 |
12 to 14 | 47 to 50 | 11.2 to 12.2 | 29 to 31 |
Need help finding your size? Contact us.
Now you can see who made your clothes at every stage of the process.
We carefully consider everything, from the crop or raw material your garment is made from, to every process that it goes through. Now you can see which raw material or fibre went into your product and why we chose it. You can see who made the fibres into yarn, then fabric, then finally who stitched your item of clothing.
We can share this with you because we’ve been mapping our supply chain for years. We still have a few gaps (it’s an ongoing process) but where we do, we’ll highlight them and tell you what we’re doing about it.
Raw Material
Cultivation, production or extraction of raw materials
Bamboo is an inherently lower impact crop than hardwood trees because it needs little to no irrigation or pesticides, grows rapidly so needs less land, can be harvested without damaging root systems and surrounding habitats, and even has the potential to store carbon and regenerate soil health. We've mapped the sources of our bamboo and we're actively working to ensure responsible cultivation practices and as well as assessing the exact benefits of bamboo cultivation.
Recycled polyamide has a significantly lower carbon impact than virgin polyamide from non-renewable fossil fuels. It's hard to trace the exact source of recycled materials. We rely on transaction certificates to verify the recycled content of our materials as well as the social, environmental, and chemical practices used in their production. Waste from fishing nets, packaging and virgin polyamide production are currently the most common sources for recycled polyamide.
Synthetic fibres are generally made from petroleum, which is made from non-renewable fossil fuels. We've used a small amount in this product to give your garment better performance and durability. As of 2022, virgin synthetic fibres make up less than 5% of BAM's total fibre usage. We aim to eliminate them completely by 2030 and are actively exploring recycled or lower impact alternatives that we can use without compromising on performance.
Fibre Processing
Processing of raw materials into usable fibres
Fulgar is a leading manmade fibre producer known for innovation, quality, and sustainability. In 2009, they became the first polyamide producer to achieve EU EcoLabel certification. One of their products is Q-Nova®, a recycled polyamide made with a low energy, chemical-free process using more than 50% pre-consumer production waste.
Elastane comes from petroleum derived from fossil fuels. In addition to being an unsustainable material it can also contaminate textile recycling streams and won't biodegrade in landfill. We are actively searching for lower impact alternatives, in the meantime strictly limiting our use of elastane when needed for performance – to improve fit, allow the garment to retain its shape over time, prolong the life of the garment and keep it in use longer.
Yarn
Blending & spinning fibres into yarns
We identified this supplier as part of our supply chain mapping. Our goal now is to build up a better picture of the mill, understand their practices and processes as well as the environmental and social governance in place. In this way we can assess their impact on our products.
We identified this supplier as part of our supply chain mapping. Our goal now is to build up a better picture of the mill, understand their practices and processes as well as the environmental and social governance in place. In this way we can assess their impact on our products.
Dye & Finish
Dyeing and finishing fabrics, ready for cutting
We identified this supplier as part of our supply chain mapping. Our goal now is to build up a better picture of the mill, understand their practices and processes as well as the environmental and social governance in place. In this way we can assess their impact on our products.
Garment
Cutting, stitching, finishing and packing the garments
Sancar have been making beautifully soft BAM socks since 2019. Their factory has installed solar panels and is Oeko Tex SteP certified. Sancar are able to source low impact fibres and their products are Oeko-Tex Standard 100 Certified. They have achieved a level B in their BSCI social audit.
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