High end fabrics: These types of fabrics are typically made of high-quality natural fibers or high-tech synthetic fibers, providing excellent comfort and feel. For example:
High grade cotton: such as Egyptian cotton, American Pima cotton, etc., with longer fibers, soft texture, bright colors, and high durability.
Combed cotton: After fine combing treatment, the fibers are finer, the fabric is smoother, and the comfort is higher.
Natural silk: like silk, soft and smooth, with good breathability.
Advanced synthetic fibers such as Spandex and Modal give the fabric better elasticity and comfort.
Intermediate fabric: mainly made of ordinary fibers such as cotton and polyester, with high comfort and durability, suitable for daily wear. For example:
Flax: Breathable and dry, high-quality linen usually comes in 14 and 17 pieces, with 21 pieces being considered very good.
Triacetic acid: It has lower moisture absorption and sweat wicking properties than viscose fibers and mulberry silk, but higher properties than polyester fibers.
Pima cotton and Xinjiang long staple cotton belong to the long staple cotton series, with longer fibers, softness, and better drape.
Basic fabrics: mostly common fibers such as ordinary cotton, polyester, nylon, etc., with average quality and relatively low prices. For example:
Pure cotton: Domestic cotton has good quality and large production, and the market price is not expensive.
Artificial cotton: commonly known as viscose, it has a relatively low production cost and is soft and smooth.
Cheap fabrics: mainly including polyester fibers (polyester), recycled cotton, etc. This type of fabric usually uses cheap and ordinary raw materials, and there are no special processing techniques, so the price is usually lower, but the comfort and quality are also relatively average.