Knitted cotton and pure cotton are two different fabric materials, and they have certain differences in price. Below I will compare the characteristics, usage range and price of knitted cotton and pure cotton to help you understand which fabric is more expensive.
First of all, knitted cotton is a fabric woven from cotton yarn through a knitting machine. It has the characteristics of softness, good elasticity, and strong breathability. It is often used to make T-shirts, sweatshirts, underwear and other casual clothing, suitable for summer or warm seasons. Relatively speaking, knitted cotton is more affordable because the production process is relatively simple, so it is generally cheaper than pure cotton.
Pure cotton is a fabric made from natural cotton fiber, which has the characteristics of good hygroscopicity, good breathability and high comfort. Pure cotton fabric is often used to make shirts, skirts, bedding, etc., and is a common and popular fabric choice. Since the production process of pure cotton fabrics is relatively complex and requires multiple links from cotton picking, spinning, weaving to subsequent processing, the price of pure cotton is relatively high.
In general, knitted cotton and pure cotton have their own advantages and scope of application. If you are more price-sensitive, you can choose knitted cotton as an affordable option; if you pay more attention to the comfort and texture of the fabric, you can choose pure cotton fabrics. Of course, the specific price will also be affected by factors such as brand, origin, craftsmanship, etc. It is recommended that you compare the prices and quality of different products when purchasing and choose a style that meets your needs and budget.
