Definition of 100% cotton
100% cotton is made of cotton as raw material. It is made up of warp and weft yarns intertwined vertically and horizontally through a loom. Clothing or supplies with a cotton content of 95%-100% are 100% cotton, don’t think that 100% cotton is 100% cotton, they are still different.
The difference between pure cotton and pure cotton
Pure cotton As long as it contains more than 75% cotton, it is called pure cotton. Therefore, pure cotton and 100% cotton are the same in terms of cotton content. The difference is that they are different in some terms. Cotton simply means that the fabric is 100% cotton. , pure cotton means that all the fabrics of the entire garment are 100% cotton. There are also differences in processing. Pure cotton fabrics are prone to wrinkles, but 100% cotton fabrics are not prone to wrinkles due to differences in processing.
Classification of cotton
① Natural white cloth: ordinary cloth, fine cloth, coarse cloth, canvas, twill gray cloth, original color cloth.
② Colored cloth: There are vulcanized blue cloth, vulcanized ink cloth, Shilin blue cloth, Shilin gray cloth, colored poplin, various colors of khaki, and various colors of Chinese cloth.
③ Printed cloth: It is cloth printed and dyed with various colors and patterns. Such as: plain printed fabric, printed twill, printed serge, printed Zhigong.
④ Yarn-dyed fabric: It is a fabric that is dyed with yarn or thread and then woven on a machine, such as checked cloth, sheet cloth, flannel, thread, decorative cloth, etc.
Identification of cotton fabrics
1: Look at the label. The washing label of cotton fabrics is marked: 100% cotton.
Two: Look at the feel. The cloth surface has a soft luster, a soft feel, poor elasticity, and is easy to wrinkle. If you pinch the fabric tightly with your hands and then release it, you will see obvious wrinkles, and the folds are not easy to return to their original shape.
Three: Burn with fire, burn quickly, the flame will be orange with blue smoke. Leave the flame and keep burning. Burnt paper smells less and has less ash, which is linear in shape. The ash is soft, light gray, and easily turns into powder when touched.
