China wholesale 65/31/4 R/N/Sp 50s Ponte Roma Fabric Factory – 100% Combed Cotton French Terry Fabric – Yinsai

This is a 100% cotton French terry fabric, its specifications are 32S+32S+3S, the weight is 350GSM, and the width is 150CM. French terry is generally thicker, and the fabric is generally used to make sweaters and other autumn and winter clothes. The back of it can be napped, so that the warmth will be better.

What Is Sweatshirt Fabric Made Of?
Most sweatshirts on the market today are made from a blend of fabrics. Sweatshirt fabric features a high proportion of heavyweight cotton, often mixed with polyester. Blends can also be made to take on a variety of textures. For example, our blended brushed back fabric has a soft feel in comparison to French Terry fabric, which is 100% cotton and serves the same purpose as the loops on a towel to absorb moisture and sweat. Other sweatshirt fabrics can include fleece-back and double-face.

What Are The Advantages Of Using Cotton Fabric For Clothing?
Cotton is used more than any other natural fibre when it comes to clothing, but why? Well one of cotton’s many advantages is how easy it is to sew, as unlike fabrics such as linen or jersey it doesn’t move around. Cotton clothing is also soft and comfortable to wear whilst also being easy to care for. With its lasting durability and hypoallergenic material, cotton is always a good choice for your latest dressmaking project.

Cotton spandex fabric is very soft and easily absorbs a small amount of moisture in the air, so it will not dry out when it comes in contact with our skin, making it more comfortable.

Cotton material has a very good thermal insulation effect. In winter, most home textile products such as bed sheets and quilts use cotton materials. Cotton spandex knitted fabrics inherit this characteristic well.

Cotton is a natural material and does not cause any irritation to human skin, so cotton spandex knitted fabrics are often used to make baby and children’s clothing. They are very suitable for protecting babies and children.