Cotton textiles made of pure cotton fabrics are also called cotton fabrics and pure cotton fabrics. Most of them are used to make shirts, casual clothing, fashion or close-fitting clothing. Pure cotton fabrics are soft and close to the body and have good Compared with chemical fibers, it is more absorbent, softer and warmer, and has better thermal insulation performance, and due to the cotton fibers used in pure cotton fabrics, it is not easy to appear static electricity. and other adverse reactions.

However, due to the relatively weak elasticity of cotton and hemp fibers, its anti-wrinkle performance is relatively poor. When wearing or washing, if you accidentally apply excessive force, it will appear wrinkled or deformed. Therefore, in daily life The care process brought a lot. We can blend pure cotton fabrics with bamboo fiber, hemp fiber and other materials, which greatly improves the practicability and functionality of pure cotton fabrics and meets people's current daily needs. The identification method of cotton fabrics and chemical fibers or other fabrics.

Textiles made of chemical fibers have the advantages of wrinkle resistance, wear resistance, wear resistance and straightness, but their comfort is far less than that of cotton fabrics made of pure cotton fabrics, which are very easy to cause adverse reactions to people's skin, so some skin For personal products for sensitive people, try to use textiles made of pure cotton fabrics, which is beneficial to our health. With the improvement of people's living conditions, the natural fiber of pure cotton fabric is favored by many users, so its cost is currently higher than that of our common chemical fibers. The use of pure cotton fabric is very extensive. It comes from The fibers in the cotton seeds need to be tied, carded, combed, spun, and worsted to make cotton yarn after picking, and then woven from cotton yarn into pure cotton fabric. Cotton fiber makes a porous material, which is The molecules inside are a little messy, and they also contain molecules of clean water, so the effect of absorbing water vapor is better.

Pure cotton fabrics are more prone to wrinkling, due to the poor elasticity of cotton fibers. Shrinkage cotton fiber has strong water absorption, when it absorbs water, the cotton fiber swells, causing the cotton yarn to shorten and deform. Usually knitted garments can withstand a shrinkage of + 5%. In the wet state, in the presence of bacteria or fungi, cotton fibers will break down into their favorite nutrient, glucose, causing the fabric to mold and decay. If the cotton fiber is exposed to sunlight for a long time, the fiber will become hard and brittle. If it encounters oxidants, bleaching powder or oxidative dyes, the fiber will also be reduced, and the fiber will become brittle and hard.