Lole Moe-moe-kuai Plain

Material: Typically made from 100% cotton, cotton blends (such as cotton/polyester), or microfiber

Weave Type: Plain weave—one of the simplest and most durable weaving techniques, characterized by a tight and even interlacing of warp and weft yarns

Fabric Weight: Lightweight to medium weight, providing a good balance between softness and durability

Ka helu o na lola: Usually fine to medium yarn counts (e.g., Ne 40s to Ne 80s) to ensure smooth surface and comfort

Finish: Can be bleached, dyed, or printed, with additional finishing options like mercerization or sanforization to enhance fabric performance