Bamboo viscose is produced by extracting cellulose from bamboo and transforming it into fiber through a chemical regeneration process. While bamboo grows rapidly and requires little irrigation, the viscose process itself can involve intensive chemical use if not properly managed. Bamboo viscose is primarily produced in Asia, particularly China. Sustainability depends on responsible chemical recovery systems and wastewater treatment. Bamboo viscose is commonly used in apparel, underwear, loungewear, and bedding for its drape, softness, and moisture absorption.