Everyone knows that when choosing bedding, cotton fabric has always been the first choice. But when choosing, you will always see a bunch of terms, such as combed cotton, 100% cotton, pure cotton, etc. What are the differences between these cotton products? Which cotton fabric should we choose?
1. All cotton. It is a proper term for home textile materials, indicating products made of 100% cotton. Common ones include cotton clothes, cotton bedding, cotton sheets, etc.
2. Pure cotton. Pure cotton fabrics generally refer to textiles that use cotton as raw material, with a cotton content of more than 70%, and are made up of warp and weft yarns that are intertwined vertically and horizontally. It can be seen from here that pure cotton includes 100% cotton, and pure cotton with a content of less than 100% cannot be called 100% cotton.
Pure cotton products have good hygroscopicity and moisturizing properties Sex, contact with the human body makes people feel soft but not stiff, warm and comfortable. In addition, pure cotton products are also relatively good in heat resistance and alkali resistance. The fibers will not be damaged below 110°C, and they will not be destroyed in alkaline solutions. Therefore, pure cotton products are washable and durable, and are good for It has little irritation to the skin and is very suitable as underwear.
However, 100% cotton products are prone to wrinkles and deformation, especially summer clothes with thin fabrics, which are easily deformed. At the same time, if 100% cotton products do not undergo special processing or water treatment, It is prone to shrinkage.
3. Combed cotton. Combed cotton is also a type of pure cotton. A combing machine is used to remove shorter fibers and impurities from cotton fibers, leaving longer, neat fibers.
Combed cotton products are smoother, more elastic, have good luster, are of good and stable quality, and are not prone to pilling. Combed cotton products have high texture, washability and durability.
There is not much difference between combed cotton and pure cotton to the naked eye, but there is still a difference if you look closely.
1. The cotton fibers of combed cotton products are relatively neat and evenly distributed, and the finished products are more exquisite. Compared with pure cotton, combed cotton is less prone to pilling. . Pick up a single layer of cotton and see it through the light. It can be clearly seen that combed cotton is very tight, while ordinary cotton is prone to light transmission.
2. Although there is not much difference in appearance between the two cotton fabrics, there is still a difference in touch. Combed cotton has a better touch than other cotton fabrics and is not easy to shrink and shrink. Deformation.
