1. Plain cloth

Plain cloth refers to plain cloth. Generally, the warp and weft yarns used are the same or have little difference, the warp and weft density is also very close, and there is no obvious difference between the front and back. Therefore, the warp and weft directions of plain cloth are strong and balanced, and due to frequent interweaving, it is strong and durable, and the cloth surface is flat, but its luster is poor and it lacks elasticity. According to the thickness of the yarn, it can be divided into medium plain cloth, coarse plain cloth and fine plain cloth.

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2. fine spinning

Fine spinning is a plain weave fabric made of 60-100 counts of ultra-fine combed cotton yarn or polyester/cotton blended yarn. It is named for its thin texture and similarity to silk fabrics. The surface of the cloth is fine, clean and flat, as light and thin as silk, but stronger than silk. Fine woven fabrics are soft to the touch and compact in structure. After mercerized finishing, the luster is particularly soft, smooth to the touch, moisture-absorbing and breathable, and comfortable to wear.

3. Poplin

Poplin is a high-grade product in cotton-type fabrics, and the quality of the warp and weft yarns is relatively high. Among them, the warp and weft yarns of the high-grade poplin have been combed and singed. Poplin is a fine, dense plain or jacquard fabric with a silky feel. Its biggest feature is that the fabric density is high, and the warp density is about twice that of the weft density. There are obviously uniform particles on the front, the lines are clear, and the exposed area of ​​the warp yarn is much larger than that of the weft yarn. The twist of the weft yarn is greater than that of the warp yarn, so the cloth body is smooth, fine and lustrous.

Terry Absorbent terry weave covers the entire surface of the fabric on one and both sides. For home textiles and summer clothing.

Pleated fabrics use special methods to shrink parts of the fabric to produce a wrinkled or pleated effect. For home textiles and apparel.

Cotton muslin sackcloth, fine spun, organdy, and tulle are all cotton muslins. For home textiles and apparel.

Single jersey jersey with distinct front and back sides. For home textiles and apparel consumer goods. More recently, American manufacturers have introduced cotton jersey for use in sheets and pillowcases.