Our cotton fabric portfolio combines innovation and sustainability, offering versatile solutions for diverse needs. Organic cotton prioritizes eco-friendly cultivation, while artificial cotton (e.g., rayon blends) enhances affordability and softness. Cotton-bamboo charcoal integrates natural odor resistance, ideal for activewear. Cotton-polyester blends balance durability and wrinkle resistance, whereas 100% cotton delivers breathability and comfort. Cotton-spandex nylon spandex ensures stretchability for form-fitting apparel. Tencel-cotton and Modal-cotton blends elevate softness and moisture-wicking, aligning with luxury and performance demands. Each variant adheres to rigorous quality standards, from OEKO-TEX certifications to advanced finishes, ensuring functionality across fashion, sportswear, and home textiles.
Made of cellulose (87–90%), with natural impurities and moisture .
Fibers form fluffy, round bolls after seed maturation, which are mechanically processed into yarn and woven into fabric
Breathable and hypoallergenic, ideal for sensitive skin .
High moisture absorption (up to 8–10% of its weight), keeping wearers cool and dry .
Soft texture but prone to wrinkling, shrinkage, and moderate durability compared to wool or synthetics
Widely used in clothing (e.g., shirts, jeans, underwear), home textiles (bedding, towels), and industrial products .
Blended with polyester or spandex to enhance durability, stretch, or wrinkle resistance
Sustainability:
Biodegradable and renewable, with organic cotton reducing synthetic pesticide use .
Advances like CRISPR/Cas genome editing aim to improve crop resilience and fiber quality
Includes organic cotton(eco-friendly cultivation), Pima/Egyptian cotton (longer, softer fibers), and blends like cotton-polyester(easy-care) or cotton-spandex(stretch).
While cotton excels in comfort and eco-friendliness, its drawbacks include slower drying times and susceptibility to pilling . Innovations in textile science continue to refine its performance for modern demands.
