BATHROBE
BATHROBE
SAUNA SKIRT
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TOWEL
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PESHTEMALS
PESHTEMALS
KITCHEN GROUP
KITCHEN GROUP
BABY GROUP
BABY GROUP
BED LINEN
Ranforce woven cotton fabric
Is a type of fabric that is made from 100% Turkish cotton while some customers are ordering from Cotton/Polyester too, this fabric has a high air permeability and a healthy and environmentally nature.
It is made from Ne 30/1 cotton yarn, between 132 and 157 wires in inch². In this way it has a soft texture and sufficient durability.
Percale woven cotton fabric
Our product from this fabric is 100% cotton growing in popularity, with a tight, high strength, flat weave and perfect for bed linen.Its weave gives the fabric a simple matte finish, smooth with no gloss, but crisp and lively to the touch.
Percale cotton becomes softer with washing.If you want to emphasize its crisp look, iron it with hot iron.
Canvas woven cotton fabric
Our product from this fabric is 100% Canvas cotton.The nature of this fabric is light texture and very pleasant to human’s skin, more comfortable, breathable and durable.High-quality Turkish cotton, looks perfect and no matter how many times you wash it.
Sateen woven cotton fabric
Sateen fabric is known for its silky and smooth surface. Its softness and shine give it a very Luxury feel, because of its softness there is almost no need to iron it, though it helps when we want to emphasize its silky shine. Sateen is also a very breathable fabric and because of its silky surface it feels a little bit cool to the touch. Most people use it during warmer summer nights, actually Sateen is perfect for year-round to use.
Muslin woven fabric
Muslin is a plain-weave fabric. It has one warp thread woven through a single weft thread at a time. Traditionally, muslin is woven with very fine, thin, hand-spun yarn. The thinness of the fiber and the single layer of the weave makes it a delicate, lightweight fabric.For centuries, weavers made muslin by hand from beginning to end. They used cotton plants to make thin yarn, then wove that yarn into cloth. Muslin has a loose weave, so a single layer of muslin fabric is thin, flexible, and airy. The labor involved and the high quality of the resulting fabric made muslin incredibly valuable.
