Pure cotton and 100% cotton both refer to fabrics made from cotton, but there are certain differences between them. Here is a brief introduction to the difference between pure cotton and 100% cotton as well as the advantages and disadvantages of pure cotton fabrics.
1. Difference
Pure cotton means that the fabric only contains cotton fiber. It does not contain other fibers and is a relatively single type of fabric. Pure cotton means that in addition to cotton fiber, the fabric also includes other natural or synthetic fibers, such as polyester fiber, nylon fiber, etc.
2. Advantages
(1) Good breathability: pure cotton fabric is breathable It has good sex, allows the skin to breathe, and is less likely to cause allergies and other problems.
(2) Strong hygroscopicity: Pure cotton fabric has good hygroscopic properties and can absorb sweat secreted by the skin to keep the skin dry and comfortable.
(3) Soft and comfortable: Pure cotton fabric is soft and comfortable, has a gentle touch, and is suitable for people with sensitive skin.
(4) Good durability: Pure cotton fabric is durable, not easy to wear and deform, and has a long service life.
3. Disadvantages
(1) Easy to shrink: Pure cotton fabrics are easy to shrink If wrinkles and shrinkage occur, you need to pay attention to the correct washing and maintenance methods.
(2) Easily deformed: Pure cotton fabrics are easily deformed when exposed to water or heat. Care must be taken to avoid exposure to the sun and high temperature treatment.
In short, pure cotton fabric has the advantages of good air permeability, strong hygroscopicity, softness and comfort, and good durability. It is also easy to shrink and deform. and other shortcomings. When consumers choose pure cotton fabrics, they need to comprehensively consider its advantages and disadvantages based on personal needs and usage scenarios, and pay attention to correct washing and maintenance methods to extend its service life.
