Pure cotton cloth is classified according to fabric texture
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Pure cotton fabric plain weave twill satin weave
Pure cotton cloth can be divided into:
Plain weave: The surface is smooth, and the warp and weft yarns are interlaced every other yarn. Plain weave cloth can be divided into coarse plain cloth, medium plain cloth and fine plain cloth according to the thickness of the warp and weft yarns used.
Twill fabric: warp and weft yarns are interlaced two up and one down or three up and one down, producing an obvious 45° oblique texture on the front of the fabric. When using the same yarn count, twill fabric is thicker than plain weave fabric.
Satin cloth: Satin cloth using cotton as raw material is rare on the market. The most common ones are some silk fabrics (such as silk quilt covers, Tang suit fabrics etc.) In this kind of organization, only one type of longitude and weft covers the surface in a floating form, and covers the other evenly distributed individual tissue points.
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