Gaosiga: 100% cotton Jacquard ie moega
Fa'asologa o Ie:100%Igoa
Metotia lalaga:Ie lalaga
Tele:240x240cm
Galuega ma foliga :Hygroscopic, Breathable, Taofi siama mai le tuputupu ae, tapunia le pa'u mafanafana.


Fa'atomuaga Falegaosi
E iai sau sikaipi malosi malosi i le R&D, Fuafuaga ma le gaosiga mo ie. E oʻo mai i le taimi nei, pisinisi Textile a Chagnshan e lua fale gaosi oloa ma tagata faigaluega o le 5,054, ma e aofia ai le 1,400,000 sikuea mita. Le pisinisi ie ua fa'apipi'iina i le 450,000 spindles, ma le 1,000 air-jet looms (e aofia ai seti 40 o jacquard lalaga). O le fale su'esu'e fale a Changshan sa agava'a e le matagaluega a le Malo o le Matagaluega o Saienisi ma Tekonolosi a Saina, Pulega Lautele a Saina Tiute, National Atina'e ma Toefuata'iga komisi, ma Saina National Accreditation Auaunaga mo le Conformity Assessment.
What Is The Difference Between 100% Cotton And 100% Cotton Percale?
When shopping for bedding, you may come across terms like "100% Cotton" ma "100% Cotton Percale". While both refer to cotton fabrics, the key difference lies in the weaving style, which affects the texture, feel, and performance of the fabric.
100% Cotton simply means the fabric is made entirely from natural cotton fibers. However, it does not specify how the fabric is woven. Cotton fabrics can be made using various weave types, including percale, sateen, twill, flannel, or jacquard. Each weave produces a different texture, sheen, and feel.
100% Cotton Percale refers specifically to a type of cotton fabric woven in a plain weave, where one yarn goes over and one yarn goes under in a tight, crisscross pattern. This weave creates a fabric that is:
Crisp, smooth, and cool to the touch
Matte in appearance (not shiny)
Highly breathable and lightweight
Durable and resistant to pilling
Gets softer with every wash without losing its crispness
Percale is ideal for people who prefer cool, hotel-style bedding that feels fresh and crisp, especially suitable for warm climates or hot sleepers.