Cotton Clothes - Blog

The types of clothing made in the USA from 100% cotton include every type and fashion available today. While at times they might be more expensive, the quality of the cloths are always better than wha … read more

What is a Kaftan dress? A kaftan is a fluid fluffy comfort garment, usually with long loose sleeves. Fluffy, light weight and cool our Crinkle Cotton Kaftan Dress will be perfect for those … read more

Ever wonder how we got all of that cotton to make cotton clothes?In the early days of cotton harvesting, all the cotton seeds had to be picked out of the cotton balls by hand. This process was very sl … read more

Can we live without Cotton? At the same standard of living and level of convenience the only answer is no way. Cotton has been used by mankind for over 9,000 years that is known and probably before th … read more

Can poor countries afford cotton clothing products? Yes, most of the clothes produced in the developing counties are exported, but there are still many made for the local populations. They are not fro … read more

The Cotton fire protection clothing facts contain what you need to know to protect yourself and follow OSHA and NFPA rules for employees and protective clothing. The very first one is that cotton is n … read more

How dyeing Cotton will depend on the type of dye you decide to use and how long you want the dye to remain unfaded. The industrial path for the dyeing of cotton material is very different than what wo … read more

What industrial uses are there for cotton? The most obvious is the textile industry for which clothes are made from, but that is not the only thing cotton is being used for today. There are numerous i … read more

Has cotton ever been made into commercial rope? The answer is yes and not just in the past but there are many manufacturers of this type of rope in business today. The different varieties include not … read more

What keeps Cotton Fabric from falling apart is accomplished in two distinctive different fashions but the physical force is still friction between the different fibers.Natural cotton fibers are formed … read more