- Breathable
- Do not cause sweating
- Non-allergenic
- Require delicate care and washing instructions
- Wrinkle easily and are harder to iron
Cotton is a plant-based natural fiber obtained from cotton bolls. Chemically, it is made of pure cellulose that contains small amounts of cotton wax and oil. Cellulose is an organic compound synthesized by plants in nature.
Key features of cotton:
- Provides insulation by trapping air
- Low elasticity but strong and durable
- Highly absorbent and soft, making it ideal for underwear and baby clothing
- Can be washed in hot water; easier to iron when damp
- Low colorfastness; colored items should be washed separately at first
Silk is a delicate natural fabric obtained from silkworms. Main properties:
- Offers shine and softness
- Absorbs moisture, keeps cool, and is extremely lightweight
- Prone to wrinkling; even water drops can leave marks
- Should not be machine-washed; recommended to wash by hand with mild shampoo
Linen is derived from the stalk of the flax plant (Linum usitatissimum). It is a natural and durable fabric. Characteristics:
- Ideal for summer wear and warm climates
- Quickly absorbs moisture and releases it into the air, keeping the body cool
- Wrinkles easily; best ironed when damp
Wool is obtained from sheep and is known for its warmth. Cashmere comes from the silky undercoat of goats and is used in luxury products.
- Wool fabrics absorb moisture and provide excellent thermal insulation
- Cashmere offers softness and warmth while regulating body temperature
- Both fabrics maintain a dry feel even in high humidity
- Includes polyester, nylon, and lycra
- Limited breathability but highly durable and easy to maintain
- Should be washed and ironed at low temperatures
Semi-synthetic fabrics are made from materials such as acetate, rayon, and viscose. Features:
- Soft textures and high colorfastness
- Low moisture absorption and flammable
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