Cotton Fabric

Cotton Fabric 1. Comfort: Humidity balance. Pure cotton fibers can absorb water into the surrounding atmosphere, with a moisture content of 8-10%, and feel soft but not stiff when touching the skin. If the humidity increases and the surrounding temperature is higher, the water content in the fiber will all evaporate and disperse, keeping the fabric in a state of water balance and making people feel comfortable.

2. Heat preservation: Cotton fiber has very low thermal and electrical conductivity coefficient, and the fiber itself is porous and elastic. A large amount of air can be stored in the gaps between the fibers (air is also a poor conductor of heat and electricity), with high heat preservation.

3. Durability and processing resistance:

(1) Under 110℃, it will only cause moisture evaporation, not damage to the fiber, at room temperature washing dyeing and other fabrics have no impact, improve the fabric washable and wearable performance.

(2) Cotton fiber is inherently alkali resistant, and the fiber is not allowed to be destroyed by alkali, which is conducive to the washing of clothing. And dyeing, printing and other processes.

Environmental protection: Cotton fiber is a natural fiber. Cotton fabric and skin contact without any stimulation, beneficial to the human body harmless.