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What is the difference between 100% cotton and cotton blend fabrics?
Pure cotton (100% cotton) uses only natural cotton fibres throughout the weave. Cotton blends mix cotton with one or more other fibres — typically polyester, rayon, or linen — to achieve specific performance characteristics.
| Feature | 100% Cotton | Cotton-Poly Blend | Cotton-Rayon Blend |
|---|---|---|---|
| Breathability | Excellent | Moderate | Good |
| Softness | Good (improves with washing) | Good | Very soft |
| Wrinkle resistance | Low (wrinkles easily) | High | Moderate |
| Durability | High | Very high | Moderate |
| Shrinkage | Moderate (3–8%) | Low | Low–moderate |
| Wholesale price | Higher | Lower | Mid |
For summer ethnic wear wholesale, 100% cotton (mulmul, cambric, slub) is preferred. Cotton-poly blends are better for structured school uniforms, workwear, and formal ethnic wear where wrinkle resistance matters.
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