Products from 100 cotton. Varieties of cotton and cotton fabrics. Differences of cotton from other fabrics

The idea of ​​the possibility of making fabrics from cotton fibers first appeared among the Indians many millennia ago. The idea was implemented. I liked the resulting canvas, began to gain popularity in Asian countries. In Russia, cotton fabrics were first seen in the 15th century, they began to be produced from imported fibers 3 centuries later.

Raw materials for the production of cotton fabrics, methods of its processing

For the production of textile materials, cotton with fibers of different lengths is used.

• Short-staple cotton with a fiber length of up to 26 mm is little used on an industrial scale.
• Medium staple cotton is in demand. It grows in large quantities in Central Asia. The plant is productive, matures 140 days after sowing, forms fibers with a maximum length of 35 mm.
• Long staple cotton is the preferred raw material source. It has a lower yield, requires special climatic conditions. The length of the fibers in such a plant reaches 45 mm. It grows in India, Pakistan, Turkey, Egypt, China, Mexico.

Marvelous! The cotton flower only lives for one day. Then the petals fall off, the formation of a box with seeds begins.

For the reproduction of seeds, nature conceived the presence of fluffy fibers on them, which will be easily carried by the wind over long distances. Man has found practical application for these formations.

The resulting fibers differ in degree of maturity. Fully formed cotton is characterized by high strength, resilience, absorbency, and dyeability. It is based on up to 97% cellulose, which has about 6 thousand monomer units.

An intermediate stage preceding the production of fabrics is the transformation of fibers into yarn and threads. There are several spinning technologies. For cotton materials are used: carded, combed, machine spinning.

• Carded spinning, which is the most common, processes medium staple cotton.
• Cotton with fine fibers is subjected to combed spinning.
• By hardware method process low-grade fibers and waste resulting from the implementation of the first two spinning technologies.

The threads used for the production of cotton fabrics are homogeneous and complex. They also differ in the fact of the presence or absence of torsion, the degree of its intensity.

Types, characteristics of fabrics

Exist a large number of parameters, the variation of which makes it possible to obtain many types of fabrics from pure cotton. There is a growing tendency to manufacture from cotton raw materials by adding a natural, chemical, synthetic component. In the process of production of textile products from cotton, all known types of weaves are used.

The most refined fabrics are made from fine-staple cotton with long fibers.

• - thin, durable matter with a low density is made of combed yarn that has undergone torsion. Weave type - linen, low density. The fabric is expensive, not very durable. Delicate shirts, pajamas, festive ones are made from cambric.
• Marquisette is a fabric similar in its main criteria to cambric (combed twisted yarn, plain weaving), it has a higher degree of twisting of the threads. The density of the canvas is almost 10 times higher than the density of batiste. Summer clothes, curtains, bed linen are sewn from the awning.
• Volta is a silky, delicate fabric with a high density. It is made from combed yarn that has undergone twisting. Weaving is carried out according to the linen scheme. The material is like cambric. Summer women's dresses and underwear are sewn from it.
• - exquisite thin material with a high density of threads, interwoven according to the linen algorithm. Durable fabric when touched is perceived as soft, delicate, silky. Long lasting, washable.
• Poplin is a plain weave made from combed twisted yarn. In the weft of some varieties of poplin, untwisted yarn is used. The combination of a high density of threads on the warp with a large thickness of the weft leads to the formation of a slightly pronounced transverse scar on the canvas. Bed linen is made from poplin.
• - a light silky fabric made from tightly woven combed yarn in a plain weave. Elegant things are sewn from taffeta.
• Krache is a light fabric with a slightly wrinkled surface. Made from combed yarn, using a special type of weave, a special chemical treatment. Sometimes contains a golden or silver thread. Women's dresses are sewn from beautiful ones.
• Kisei is a representative of the group of gaseous tissues. This is a very light transparent material of the linen type. In the production process, straight weft threads intertwine pairwise crossed warp threads. Used for decorating ladies' outfits, curtaining windows.
• Tulle - mesh transparent fabric of a smooth or patterned type. Produced on special machines. Used for decoration women's clothing, production of curtains, bedspreads, capes.
• - elegant lace fabric made of thin threads. It is made by several methods: by pulling out excess fibers, by etching the soluble thread of the pattern frame after the drawing is completed. AT industrial production now guipure is produced on special spinning machines.
• Combed satin. Material with an informative name, from which it follows that it is made of combed yarn through a satin weave. Used for sewing bed linen, home textiles.

A large group of textile materials are made from medium staple cotton.

• - a popular fabric made from medium twisted threads interlaced in a linen type. Cotton is used to sew summer clothes, bed linen, home textiles, clothes for sleep and wakefulness.
• Calico fabrics are a group of weaving materials made like chintz from carded yarn with a plain weave. By the nature of the finish (finishing), they are divided into soft-finish muslin, semi-rigid calico directly, and hard-finished madapolam. From calico produce linen, linens for home use.
• By Russian standards, this is a pure cotton fabric. Imported calico may contain a small amount of synthetic threads. They are built to different standards. The threads that make up the coarse calico are thick, tightly intertwined. There are several varieties of calico, which differ in density. In general, the fabric is rough. Costs less than other cotton materials.
• Carded satin is a dense fabric made from thicker threads than combed satin. They also produce non-mercerized modifications of the material. A variety of carded satin with a base on front side called an eraser.
• Cretonne is a dense material made from pre-dyed yarn, interwoven in a linen type. As a result, ornaments are obtained from stripes, cells. Used for upholstery.
• Tricot is a dense fabric made of thin carded yarn of twill or delicately patterned shaped weave. The warp often contains fine twisted yarn, while the weft is coarser. Cotton is used to make cheaper tights. Wool fabric is more expensive. Tights are mainly used for suits and trousers.

From short-fiber varieties, yarn is obtained for baize, flannel, and bumazee.

• Bike is a very dense material, which is obtained as a result of a specific one and a half layer weaving. There is fleece on both sides of the canvas.
• Flannel is obtained using plain, twill, sometimes finely patterned weave. The material is brushed on both sides. The density of the fabric is less than that of the bike.
• Bumazeya is produced in plain or twill weave. Usually there is a fleece on one side. The density of the paper is comparable to the density of the bike.

From the shortest fibers with a length of up to 20 mm, non-woven and artificial fibers are made.

Classification by purpose of fabrics from cotton raw materials

• Demi-season fabrics are made from carded and combed single-thread twisted yarn. The high density of the material provides thermal protection, the ability to hold its shape. This group includes a weighted garus with a plain weave, all varieties of tartan, as well as a fabric with a crepe or finely patterned weave, which is called woolen. In the group of demi-season materials, a large volume is occupied by shirt fabrics, which include poplin, rep, taffeta, sateen. Dress fabrics related to demi-season are diverse in the method of manufacture, methods of finishing.
• Summer fabrics are light, with low density, high breathability. Lightweight materials for general use include marquisette, cambric, volta.
• Winter materials have a maximum density, bouffant pile. These include bumazeya, flannel.
• A separate group is made up of clothing fabrics, from which they sew mainly industrial clothes. To increase the strength, nylon fiber is added to cotton.
• Lining fabrics in the sewing business are an auxiliary material. These include calico, side cloth and pocket cloth.
• Decorative materials for furniture are used for upholstery, drapery, sewing curtains, curtains. The canvases have high strength, resistance to stretching, abrasion.
• The group of piece products includes handkerchiefs and head scarves. They are made from pure cotton or with the addition of viscose. The types of weaves used are plain, twill.
• Cotton fabrics are used for the production of light and flannelette blankets. In the fabrics of some varieties of blankets, threads of kapron, or lavsan, were additionally introduced.

– large group a variety of products that differ in basic manufacturing methods and modifications of known technologies.

Differences of cotton from other fabrics

1. Combustion.
   • All natural materials burn. Mixed ones burn with the formation of a larger or smaller droplet of resin. Synthetic fabrics melt.
   • Cotton burns well, emitting the smell of burnt paper. Smoldering at the end of burning.
   • also burns well, but smolders much worse.
   • Wool burns without smoldering, emitting a specific smell of burnt hair.
2. Tactile and visual impressions.
   • When touched, cotton feels like a warm, soft, wrinkle-free fabric. She drapes well.
   • Flax is shiny, hard, cool, smooth. Drapes poorly, wrinkled very easily.
   • Silk is a pleasant, soft, plastic, light material. Doesn't wrinkle.

Cotton fabrics are hygienic, practical, beautiful. From a wide range of products, you can always choose a comfortable, durable material that meets the needs, aesthetic needs of the buyer. Prices for many types of cotton fabrics are within the range available to the mass buyer.

Production of cotton fabrics:

What natural fabric is the most common? Many women who often purchase will answer that this is cotton. Then what kind of fabric is 100% cotton and how does it differ from cotton? It turns out that absolutely nothing, since they are one and the same. This fabric is often referred to as "white gold". And there is some truth in this.

Composition and properties of matter

Cotton is the international designation for cotton. Such a fabric can be called not only the most used, but also the oldest on the planet. Previously, it consisted only of 100% cotton. But today some both artificial and natural fibers can be added to it. This is done in order to improve its performance. For example, it could be 95% cotton and 5% elastane. In this case, the fabric will become not only stronger, but also elastic.

Pure cotton is very pleasant to wear, it absorbs moisture well and lets air through. This fabric has many advantages:

• differs in hygroscopicity;
• due to the porous structure, it passes air well;
• the material is completely hypoallergenic;
• easy to wash;
• well colored.

It is worth adding to this that cotton is not at all afraid of such a pest as a moth. But this material also has some drawbacks. For example, cotton high temperatures quickly collapses. To prevent this from happening, it is necessary to iron the cotton slightly moistened. Dislikes 100% cotton and ultraviolet sunlight.

Varieties of cotton

If we take into account all types of fabrics that are used on the planet, then more than 50% percent falls just on cotton. This fabric is practical, but there are over a dozen varieties of it. It is almost impossible to fully describe this fabric, because cambric and chintz, flannelette and velvet, satin, etc. belong to cotton. The well-known denim also belongs to one hundred percent cotton. Already from this it can be understood that cotton is an all-weather fabric.

This fabric has the following characteristics:

• weaving threads;
• weaving density;
• processing method.

The general name of this matter in Russian is cotton fabric. Most often, mercerization is applied to cotton. For example, when it comes to the famous Ivanovo knitwear, up to 3% of synthetic fibers are used in cotton. In this case, the fabric becomes less wrinkled, durable and has a small percentage of sheen. Due to this, cotton becomes unusually smooth, has the radiance of satin, as well as the tenderness of silk. Using a combination of fiber weaving, different thicknesses of cotton fabric are achieved.

Our online store offers a wide range of men's, children's and 100% cotton!

What is cotton?

Cotton is a fiber obtained from a plant called the cotton plant. Cotton is grown in many countries of the world: USA, Egypt, India, Pakistan, China, Brazil, Central Asia, Transcaucasia. The production of cotton clothing became widespread relatively recently: in the 19th century.

Cotton fabrics and knitwear "breathe" (which is especially important in summer), they can be washed in washing machine(with rare exceptions). Good cotton fabrics are comfortable, durable, wear-resistant and look good. Among the shortcomings of this material, it is worth noting the tendency to wrinkling, as well as slight shrinkage during washing.

Knitwear or fabric?

There are products both from "knitted" cotton and from cotton fabrics. T-shirts, polo shirts, jumpers, cardigans and pullovers are mainly made from knitwear; jeans, jackets, jackets, trousers, shirts, blouses, etc. are made from fabric. Knitted products are softer and more elastic than fabrics, they stretch more. Wear resistance can be high for both knitted items and fabric items.

It is worth noting that cotton jumpers and cardigans do not warm very well. A wool jumper keeps you warm better, although it tends to cost more. In general, when buying a cotton jumper / sweater, do not expect that you will be warm in it in late autumn and even more so in winter.

Double yarn (2-ply, 2-fold, double-twisted)

Cotton fabrics can be produced from both "single" and two-strand yarns. Preferably, of course, fabrics made of double-thread yarn (as they say, double-twisted cotton, 2-ply or 2-fold cotton) - they are more wear-resistant and more durable, withstand a much larger number of washes. In addition, such fabrics are less likely to tear.

Ideally, if the fabric is completely made of double-thread yarn - that is, if the warp and weft threads (perpendicular to the warp) are double (each thread is twisted from two). These tissues are referred to as 2x2. Alas, manufacturers often do not disclose such details, but if you suddenly see this designation in the description, you can be sure that the fabric is of high quality.

Read more about 2-ply fabrics.

Three-strand yarn (3-ply)

It happens like this. However, 3-ply fabrics are very rare and expensive. Examples include some Ermenegildo Zegna shirts and Alumo Salvatore Triplo fabrics. Yes, such fabrics are very durable and wear-resistant, but in general, 2x2 is enough.

Varieties of cotton fabrics

Consider the most common varieties.

Denim- thick and very dense fabric from which jeans are sewn. The highest quality is usually considered japanese denim, although decent denim is made both in the USA and in Europe. I wrote more about jeans and assessing their quality in.

Denim stretch (stretch) made of cotton with the addition of elastane (2-5%). Elastane allows jeans to become softer, it is better to fit the figure. As a rule, narrowed and tight models are made from stretch fabric. There is an opinion that first-class and durable jeans should contain 100% cotton.

There is also a budget variety of denim (sometimes called "gin"), sometimes with the addition of synthetic fibers such as polyester, up to 50% or more. Cheap jeans are sewn from it. It is soft, but of low quality, wear resistance and strength leave much to be desired.

Chambray- a thinner, softer and lighter fabric, somewhat similar in appearance to denim. Shirts are sewn from it (those that are often called denim), as well as women's dresses, skirts, sundresses.

Twill / twill (twill)- fabric with a diagonal weave of threads. Sometimes there is a twill with a pattern "". Casual trousers, jackets are made from thick and dense twill, and shirts, both casual and formal, are made from thin, to be worn with suits. Good twill is practical (perfectly tolerates washing in a washing machine), strength, wear resistance, and durability. Cheap twill, like other cheap fabric, can quickly lose its appearance. Read more about twill.

Broken twill (broken twill)- a subspecies of denim, characterized by a peculiar pattern (broken diagonal lines). Some jeans from Wrangler, Naked & Famous and others are made from it, in particular.

Gabardine (gabardine)- fabric with a very dense diagonal/twill weave, with good protection against moisture and wind (but it is partially breathable). Good specimens are distinguished by high wear resistance, strength, and at the same time they are quite light. Gabardine is used mainly for outerwear, occasionally for trousers and for lining pockets in jackets and suits. The original Burberry gabardine, patented by the company's founder, is woven from long-staple Egyptian cotton yarn and treated with a special waterproof compound. Today, of course, gabardine is not only used by Burberry, and its quality and properties may vary somewhat.

Cannet (cannett) - dense, but rather soft and pleasant to the touch fabric with an original texture (see photo below). Casual trousers are sewn from it, but they are rarely found on sale. Such models were in the summer collection. Moleskin also used for making casual trousers. Moleskin has a soft and pleasant to the touch surface, but the fabric itself is dense and heavy.Sometimes unpaired jackets and jackets are sewn from moleskin.

Velvet (velvet, corduroy) can be made from different fibers; cotton corduroy is very popular. Velveteen has a well-recognized relief structure. This fabric is difficult to clean. As a rule, corduroy is used to make soft, informal trousers, which some consider too old-fashioned. They are dense, quite warm and comfortable; can look very elegant. Read more about velveteen and its subspecies and manufacturers.

Chintz- cheap, light and slightly rough cotton fabric; was very popular in the USSR. Chintz is used to make cheap dresses and shirts, diapers, underwear and bed linen.

Satin (Satin / Sateen)- a satin weave fabric with a smooth, slightly glossy, silky and pleasant to the touch front surface and a rough, dull / matte reverse side. It is used for dresses, bed linen, and also as fabric for linings. Previously, satin was exclusively a silk fabric, but cotton options have appeared for quite some time, and for some time now synthetic materials have also appeared. Satin products can be decorated with embroidery (as in the photo below), but they may not be embroidered.

Oxford (Oxford)- dense fabric with a characteristic weave, reminiscent of "" or many miniature rhombuses. It may be soft, or it may be rough. As a rule, oxford is used for tailoring casual shirts, although royal oxford is also used for formal shirts. In summer, these shirts can be a bit hot, but a lot depends on the thickness / weight of a particular fabric. Read more about Oxford cotton.

Poplin (poplin)- plain weave fabric, smoother than oxford. Good poplin has a light noble sheen, perfectly tolerates many washes. Poplin shirts can look both strict and formal, and informally: a lot depends on the color and pattern. Read more about poplin in.

Batiste (batiste, batist, cambric) differs in subtlety, lightness and weak noble brilliance; it may be translucent. It is expensive and also delicate fabric. Mainly used for tailoring women's dresses, blouses, underwear, handkerchiefs. There are also men's and women's shirts made of cambric. They are only suitable for summer; it is worth adding that the vegetation on the chest through a cambric shirt is usually visible quite well.

Jacquard (jacquard)- fabric with embossed pattern. Stripes, polka dots, figures can be embossed ... Informal shirts are sewn from jacquard, which can have a very picturesque appearance; as a rule, such shirts can always be found in stock. In addition, jacquard is used for furniture upholstery, bedspreads, cushion covers and other home textiles.

piquet- material with a characteristic weave, reminiscent of a honeycomb or "bird's eye". Pique cotton is used to make polo shirts, dress shirts and dress vests, as well as white bow ties to wear with tailcoats. Things made of high-quality cotton pique serve for a long time, are comfortable, "breathe" perfectly, have excellent breathability and are hygroscopic. A bad cotton pique can be short-lived and not very pleasant.

Read more about cotton peak in.

Flannel, flannel (flannel, flannelette)- soft, slightly fleecy ("fluffy") fabric (not necessarily made of cotton - however, jacquard, for example, can be made from other fibers). Shirts, pajamas, underwear are sewn from cotton flannel. Flannel is pleasant to the touch, comfortable, looks informal. Flannel shirts are combined with jeans, cotton trousers, informal jackets (tweed, knitted), cardigans, pullovers / jumpers. Read more about flannel.

Non-iron fabrics (Iron free, Wrinkle free, Easy care)

On some shirts you can see the inscription Non-Iron. This means that the fabric has been specially treated to achieve less wrinkling. As a rule, processing is carried out with the help of chemicals; in particular formaldehyde. And this means that non-iron shirts are not very healthy (although no one has conducted special studies).

Non-iron shirts do wrinkle less than untreated shirts. But you still need to iron them. In addition, they often look quite cheap and can wear out quite quickly (depending on the manufacturer). The exception is non-iron shirts that have undergone all-natural processing - for example, firms or. But they are much more expensive than mass-market non-iron shirts.

Read more about non-iron fabrics in.

Mercerized cotton

Cotton that has passed (a type of yarn processing) is called mercerized cotton. This cotton has a noble sheen, smoothness and increased susceptibility to dyes. It is also strong and durable, with no fading or shedding (however, it is worth noting that the quality of mercerized cotton varies, so there may be exceptions). Naturally, clothing made from mercerized cotton is more expensive (ceteris paribus). Double mercerization that is used the best manufacturers, preferably "single".

Yarn numbers

Some cottons and many fabrics may be marked with yarn numbers (from 30 to 300). The higher the number, the thinner the threads (and, as a rule, the fabric itself), the nicer and silkier the fabric, and the higher the price. However, a high number does not mean high wear resistance at all: a lot depends on both the feedstock and the looms used. Inexpensive fabrics with high yarn counts should be avoided. good choice for every day there may be fabrics from yarn with numbers from 80 to 140. From 150 to 200 - more likely for shirts that you plan to wear not too often, although best fabrics from such yarn are distinguished by good wear resistance. Above 200 - in my opinion, it is not worth buying, because the price is very high, there are no practical advantages over the same number 200, but wear resistance may be lower.
Supima cotton.

All of the above varieties (except for some subspecies of Egyptian cotton) are cotton with extra long fibers. Read more about it.

Cotton with synthetics

Synthetic materials are often added to cotton fabrics - mainly polyester. Yes, cotton clothes with the addition of polyester are cheaper, but they look worse (much worse if more than 20-25% polyester). Often such clothes quickly lose their appearance. In addition, synthetics do not allow your skin to breathe and can also cause an allergic reaction. Therefore, I do not advise buying, say, a shirt (shirt, blouse), more than 35% of which is polyester. Preference should be given to products made from 100% cotton.

Addendum elastane allows clothes to stretch better (within reason) and better fit the body. In this case, elastane is added in very small quantities - usually 2-5%.

One of simple rules When choosing quality clothing, it sounds like this: “If you see the word ‘cotton’ on the label, take it!”. This is because organic cotton clothing, unlike clothing made from chemically treated material, has a lot of advantages, especially for people with sensitive skin or with diseases such as eczema and psoriasis. It is cotton products that are preferred when choosing underwear and underwear, sportswear, children's clothes and bedding sets. Well, let's see why cotton is so popular.

Benefits of cotton clothes

1. Breathability

Natural cotton fabric allows the skin to "breathe" due to the free circulation of air. This in turn affects evaporation, so cotton clothes absorb moisture well. A person will feel confident, because moisture will not accumulate between the fabric and the skin. This is very convenient during the hot season, as the cotton material will absorb enough moisture before the person feels uncomfortable. Just imagine, cotton clothes can absorb up to 30% moisture and remain dry to the touch!

2. Cold air insulation

Cotton clothes are comfortable to wear not only in summer, but also in the cold season. It was not in vain that mothers and grandmothers advised to wear a cotton T-shirt under a sweater. Cotton clothing prevents the penetration of moist and cold air, retaining heat and warming the human body. This is due to the ability of the fabric to retain air between the fibers - thermal insulation.

3. Durability

This is another important advantage. Pure cotton fabric is quite durable, not easy to tear or ruin. Cotton is a more durable material than synthetics. Clothing made from natural cotton will serve for many years without losing with proper care beautiful appearance and shape, as is usually the case with most other fabrics.

4. Hypoallergenic

This is probably one of the main benefits of choosing organic cotton clothing, especially for people with sensitive skin and children. The fabric does not cause allergies, does not irritate the body. It is for this reason that it is used to make medical products such as gauze and bandages, as well as for children's clothing, diapers. The pure cotton material is not processed with chemicals, therefore, it cannot cause a negative reaction in the skin.

5. Versatility

Cotton can be made into any kind of clothing, including trousers, underwear, shirts, blouses, and even jackets. Pure cotton clothing is easy to combine with other materials. In addition, it is easy to wash and wash stubborn stains with harsh products without damage. appearance fabric, it dries quickly and irons well, thanks to the ability of the fibers to "remember" the shape when heated. The natural strength of cotton fiber makes the fabric suitable for all types of clothing.

6. Comfort

Clothes made from pure organic cotton are very soft, so they are pleasant and comfortable to wear. It is for this reason that excellent T-shirts and underwear are made from cotton fabric. The softness of the material, combined with its breathable nature, creates a level of comfort that would be hard to come by with any other fabric.

Despite the pleasant advantages, cotton clothes have a number of disadvantages.

Disadvantages of cotton clothing

1. Wrinkles quickly

Despite the fact that cotton clothes are easy to iron, they wrinkle very quickly. It is for this reason that it is simply impossible to look neat in clothes made of 100% cotton. However, technologists have come up with a solution to this problem by applying the so-called wrinkle-resistant finish with a specialized resin.

2. Sensitive to light

By the way, all natural fabrics are highly sensitive to light. It is better not to dry cotton clothes in the open sun if you do not want things to turn yellow and lose their presentable appearance.

3. Rots in a humid environment

Cotton clothing is a natural fabric, which means that various microorganisms can easily settle in it, which will lead to decay over time. But this will not happen if you keep your cotton clothes in a dry place.

4. Deformed when washed

Do not be surprised if, after washing, a cotton thing becomes twice as short, but twice as wide.

However proper care for clothes made of cotton will avoid all the shortcomings.

Care for cotton clothes

1. Wash. If you do not want to change the size of cotton clothes, wash them at a temperature not exceeding 40 C.
2. Drying. Dry cotton clothes flat at room temperature away from direct sunlight.
3. Ironing. Ironing cotton items is much easier when they are slightly damp. If you need to iron a completely dry item, be sure to use the wet-heat treatment with steam.

The Narodny Linen online store offers to purchase wholesale and retail high-quality natural fabric in a wide range presented models. Quality cotton jersey is 100% vegetable fiber material (in some cases, a small amount of polyester or lycra may be added to improve the characteristics of the fabric). Knitted cotton fabric used for tailoring, bed and bath accessories, tablecloths and curtains. Also, cotton fabric is actively used for sewing children's clothing, including for the smallest infants.

Characteristics of inexpensive cotton fabric

Cotton is the most common natural material, actively used for the production of fabrics. AT pure form the raw material is a kind of cotton wool, from which a thread is formed and a canvas is created.

• Strength and lightness of the material;
• Softness and ease of use;
• Good heat transfer functions, removal of excess moisture from the body, warming in the cold season;
• Durability, the ability to endure multiple washing periods, retain its color and original shape.

Why is it profitable to buy cheap cotton fabric in an online store?

Buying goods online is always more promising and profitable. A potential customer gets a greater choice of goods at a more attractive cost. Price per meter of cotton fabric slightly exceeds that of synthetic materials, but in many quality characteristics it significantly surpasses them.

Delivery of goods in Moscow and the Moscow region from 1 to 3 days (5 different ways are provided), the cost is from 180 rubles, depending on the volume of the order and the remoteness of the region. Buying natural fabrics is always preferable if the goal is to get a high-quality and durable thing as a result.

Cotton linen fabric involves the use of exclusively natural fibers for its production. Such materials are in high demand, as they do not cause irritation, do not stretch after washing, and do not fade under the influence of sunlight. In natural fabrics, a person feels more comfortable, and the thing itself retains its original attractiveness for a long time.