Cotton Fabric

Cotton fabric is a natural, biodegradable textile produced from the fluffy fibers surrounding the seeds of the cotton plant. These fibers are spun into yarn and then woven or knitted to create fabric. Cotton is valued for its soft texture, breathability, and durability, making it comfortable for everyday use. It has excellent moisture-absorption capacity, allowing it to absorb sweat and keep the body cool, which is why it is widely used in summer clothing. Cotton fabric is also hypoallergenic, non-irritating to the skin, and suitable for people with sensitive skin. Cotton can be manufactured in different weights and weaves such as plain, twill, denim, voile, and satin, and it can be bleached, dyed, printed, or finished to enhance appearance and performance. It is easy to wash, sew, and maintain, though it may wrinkle and shrink if not properly treated. Because of its versatility, cotton fabric is extensively used in apparel (shirts, sarees, dresses, trousers), home textiles (bedsheets, curtains, towels), and industrial and medical products.