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Table of Content:
About us
History of Bed Sheets
Steps of Fabric
Bedsheets Buying Guide
Bedsheets
History of Towel
Towels
Greige Fabric
Certiﬁcations
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About Us
Welcome to my cotton limited, a wholesale supplier of high-quality bed
sheets and towels. We take great pride in providing our clients with the
best possible products and services, and we have built a reputation for
excellence in the industry. Our company was founded with the mission
of providing our clients with the very best in bedding and bath products.
We understand that our clients need reliable and efﬁcient suppliers,
which is why we have a team of experienced professionals who work
tirelessly to ensure that our customers receive the best possible
experience. We offer a wide range of bedsheets and towels that are
made from the ﬁnest quality cotton. We offer a variety of colors, styles,
and sizes to meet the needs of our diverse clientele. At our Cotton
limited, we are committed to sustainability and ethical practices. We
work closely with our suppliers to ensure that our products are made
from sustainably sourced cotton and that our manufacturing processes
are environmentally friendly. We believe in building long-term relation-
ships with our clients and are always looking for ways to improve our
products and services. If you are looking for high-quality bedsheets and
towels, look no further than my cotton limited. We are dedicated to
providing our clients with exceptional service and quality products,
and we look forward to working with you. Contact us today to learn
more about our products and services.

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History of Bed Sheets
The inventor of the sheet was Rashid Sab
Anah in 1000, in Cario City, the largest city in
the Arab world.
Egypt where they were made of linen. The
sheets were decorated with intricate de-
signs and patterns, and only the wealthy
could afford them. During the Middle Ages,
bedsheets became more widespread in
Europe, but the were still costly and consid-
ered a luxury item.
In the 18th and 19th centuries, cotton
became a popular material for bedsheets
as it was more affordable and easier to care
for.

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Steps of Making of Fabric
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1 2 3 4
Spinning Weaving Dyeing Finishing Export

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Spinning
1) Yarns used in Bedsheet
2) Qualities of Yarns used in Making Bed Sheet
i) Types of yarn used in bedsheets include
Cotton, (Mirco Fibre) Polyester, Silk, Linen,
and Bamboo.
ii) Bedsheets made from Coarser cotton ﬁbres,
such as upland cotton, may be produced
using thicker yarns in the 20s to 40s range.
iii) A common size of bamboo yarn used for
making bed sheets is around 40s to 60s.
iv) Polyster yarn used in bedsheets range from
75 to 150 denier.
i) Fine Cotton Yarns: Egyptian or Supima cotton,
are often produced using ﬁner yarns in the
60s to 120s range.

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Combination of Yarns: 5-Types
2)
100% Cotton: This is a popular choice for
bedsheets as cotton is a soft, breathable, and
durable fiber that is easy to care for.
Cotton-Polyester Blend: A blend of cotton
and polyester fibers can offer the benefits of
both materials, such as the softness and
breathability of cotton and the strength and
wrinkle resistance of polyester.
Bamboo-Cotton Blend: A blend of bamboo
and cotton fibers can create a bedsheet that
is soft, breathable, and eco-friendly.
Linen-Cotton Blend: A blend of linen and
cotton fibers can create a bedsheet that is
cool, crisp, and durable.
Silk-Cotton Blend: A blend of silk and cotton
fibers can create a bedsheet that is smooth,
luxurious, and hypoallergenic.
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Different Types of Weaving
This is the most common type of weave used for
bed sheets, where the warp and weft yarns
interlace over and under each other in a simple
over-under pattern.
Sateen Weave
Plain Weave
This type of weave has a unique structure where
the warp yarns ﬂoat over multiple weft yarns,
resulting in a smooth and lustrous surface with
a soft feel.
Twill Weave
This type of weave creates a diagonal pattern
on the surface of the fabric and is known for
its durability and strength. Twill weaves are
commonly used for heavier weight bed sheets.
Jacquard Weave
This is a complex weaving technique that creates
intricate patterns and designs on the surface
of the fabric.

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Different Types of Weaving
This is a closly woven, plain weave that produces
a crisp, cool, and matte fabric. Percale weaves
are commonly used for high-quality cotton bed
sheets.
Muslin Weave
Percale Weave
This is a plain weave that produces a lightweight,
breathable fabric that is often used for summer
bed sheets.
Damask Weave
This is a complex weaving techniques that
creates a pattern on the surface of the fabric
by using a combination of satin and sateen
weaves. Used for luxury bed sheets.
Flannel Weave
This is a brushed, twill weave that produces a
warn and cozy fabric with a soft texture.
Flanned weaves are often used for winter
bed sheets.

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Dyeing
Several types of dyeing methods that can be
used to color bedsheets.
1) Reactive dyeing.
2) Disperse dyeing.
3) Vat dyeing.
4) Pigment printing/dyeing.
Types of Printing
1) Digital printing
2) Rotary screen printing
3) Heat transfer printing
The Bleaching process involves using chemicals,
such as hydrogen peroxide or chlorine, to remove
any natural color from the ﬁbers and achieve a
uniform white colour. Hospitals, hotels, resorts,
and other hospitality establishments because it
gives a clean and luxurious look that appeals to
guests.

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Fact of Stitching
In some cases, the stitching may be done before the fabric is printed or dyed, while
in other cases, it may be done after the ﬁnishing treatments have been applied.
However, typically, the stitching of bedsheet and pillow covers is done in the cutting
and sewing stage of manufacturing. Once the fabric has been prepared and any
printing or dyeing has been completed, the fabric is cut to size according to the
desired measurements for the bedsheet and pillow covers.

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Finishing Stage
Softening:
Bedsheets may be treated with softening agents To make them feel softer and
comfortable.
Anti-Wrinkle:
Bedsheets may be treated with chemicals or heat to reduce wrinkling and improve
their appearance.
Dye Fixing:
If the bedsheets have been dyed, they may be treated with chemicals to fix the dye
and prevent it from fading or bleeding.
Shrinkage:
Bedsheets may be treated to prevent shrinking during washing and drying.
Shearing:
Cutting the surface fibres of the fabric to create a smoother and more uniform
texture.
Sanitization:
Ironing & Folding:
Treated with antimicrobial agents to eliminate bacteria and other germs.
Ironing and Folding: After finishing, bedsheets are ironed and folded to give them
a neat and professional appearance.

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TC (Thread Count)
The thread count (TC) is an important factor
in determining the quality and comfort of
bed sheets. a higher thread count generally
indicates a denser and more tightly woven
fabric.
Thread count formula:
Thread count = (number of warp threads +
number of weft threads) per square inch of
fabric
For example, if a fabric has 100 warp threads
and 100 weft threads per square inch, the
thread count would be 200.
For example, if a fabric has 100 warp threads
and 100 weft threads per square inch, the
thread count would be 200.

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i- Fabric
Bedsheets Buying Guide
iii- Tencel
ii- Cotton
There's a huge number of different fabrics to choose from when shopping for bed
linen, and it's important to choose the right one for your needs. Some fabrics will
keep you warm while others will keep you cool, and every choice will have a different
feel against the skin too. Here are some of the fabrics that are most commonly used.
The most commonly used choice for bed linen, thanks to its affordability, durability, ease
of washing and breathability. There are different types of cotton to choose from too:
Egyptian cotton has extra-long ﬁbers making it the highest quality and super- smooth,
while Pima cotton is also known for being incredibly soft. Supima is a branded type of
Pima cotton. Trademarked Micro Cotton is durable and absorbent, while the primarily
US-grown upland cotton has shorter ﬁbers than the other varieties, making it less soft
but more affordable
This branded fabric is often considered to be more environmentally friendly than cotton,
as it uses fewer natural resources to produce. Crafted from wood pulp from the eucaly
tus tree, it may be less breathable than cotton, but it's incredibly durable, very soft and
has natural anti-microbial properties.

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iv- Polyester
vi- Bamboo
vii- Silk
v- Flannel
This manmade fabric can be quite scratchy when used on its own, so you'll often find it
combined with other fabrics, such as cotton. It's an affordable choice, and while cotton
is far more breathable, polyester resists stains well and is durable, which is why you'll
often find it used for inexpensive children's bedding.
Flannel is simply cotton that has been combed, making its fibers softer and more fluffy.
It's an incredibly warm fabric, which is why it's used to create bedding sets that are
designed for use in the winter months.
It's rare to find pure bamboo sheets, as the material can be quite rough and stiff - not
what you want from your bedding. Instead, it's often put through processes that
transform it into rayon, which is breathable and durable and has a soft and silky feel.
Silk is generally associated with luxury, and it's easy to see why. It's a fabric that's hypo-
allergenic by nature and is lovely and cool - and its smooth and sensuous feel is one of
its big selling points. It's expensive, though, and requires careful laundering.

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viii- Blended Fabrics
x- Thread Count
ix- Weight
Cotton/polyester, cotton/bamboo, cotton/rayon - there are various blended fabrics out
there, but they almost all contain cotton. Generally, they are affordable, crease-resitant
and designed to last, so are often used in children's bedding. You may want to choose
lighter weight bed linen for the summer months and heavier fabrics for the winter or
some people simply prefer one or the other.
The weight of your bed linen may not be something you have considered before but can
have a big impact on the quality of your sleep. Weight can be determined by the type of
fabric you choose, but also by the way in which the bed linen is made.You may want to
choose lighter weight bed linen for the summer months and heavier fabrics for the
winter or some people simply prefer one or the other
The term 'thread count' refers to the number of threads in each square inch of your bed
linen. The higher the thread count, the more closely woven the fabric - and the smoot her,
softer and more luxurious your bedding will feel. A higher thread count will generally also
mean that your bed linen will retain its quality for longer, and it may even get softer over
time too. A high thread count is generally anywhere between 200 and 800.

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xi- Finish
xiii- Waffle
As the name suggests, the weave of this fabric creates a design of squares that resemble
waffles. Waffle fabric tends to be soft and smooth to the touch.
xv- Printed
Designs, pictures or patterns are printed straight onto the fabric.
xiv- Seersucker
xii- Jacquard
Fabric, weight and thread count all have an impact on how your bed linen will feel,how
long it will last and how easy it is to care for. But there's one more element to take into-
consideration, and that's the finish. The finish you choose will impact on the color, the-
texture and the style of your bedding, ensuring you can find something that's the per-
fect fit for your bedroom.
A loom-woven fabric with an intricate pattern that is weaved directly into the fabric it can
often be more durable than other woven fabrics too. Jacquard can be made from a variety
of different natural and manmade fibers.
A lightweight fabric that is woven in such a way that it is stripy. The stripes alternate be-
tween smooth and more textured material, and in places, it can have a natural wrinkled
look and feel.

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xvi- Sateen
Sateen finishes can often be found in bedding as a more affordable alternative to silk.
Sateen fabrics are woven in such a way that the top is silky smooth, while the underside
remains plain.
As you'll see from our guide, there's plenty to take into consideration when choosing
your bed linen. While the design is important - you'll want something you love and that
fits in with your bedroom decor - the choice of fabric, thread count, weight and finish
that you make can have a huge impact too.
Whether you're looking for something silky soft or less so; whether you want to stay
warm or cool down; whether you're looking for affordability or durability and luxury; and
how you want the finish of the bed linen to look and feel... There are many different ele-
ments that go into choosing the bedding that's right for you. The tough part? Making
that decision...
In conclusion, hotel bedding plays a crucial role in the quality of your travel experience.
When choosing bedding for your next hotel stay, consider factors such as the type of
fabric, weight and thickness, and cleanliness. With the right bedding, you can enjoy a
comfortable and restful night's sleep, no matter where your travels take you.

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Bedsheets
To Choose The Most Comfortable Bed Sheets:
Thread Count: Higher the thread count means
the softer the sheets. A good thread count
range to look for is 200–800.
Fabrics: Cotton sheets are king when it comes
to choosing soft, breathable bed sheets. Others:
Polycotton etc.
Fitted Sheets. You may choose to forgo your
flat sheets, but your mattress is not complete
without fitted sheets Designed with elasticized
corners for a snug, secure fit, fitted bed sheets
are perfect for protecting your
mattresses.

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Cotton Rich Flat Sheets
150 Thread Count 100%
Cotton - Flat Sheets
Specs:
Material: 100% Cotton - TC: 150
Color: Plain White
Extremely Hard Wearing & Durable
Sizes:
Single: (160X240) CM
Double: (180X280) CM
King: (240X280) CM
Super King: (280X280) CM

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Specs:
Color: White-Stripped
Super soft , Easy to wash , Highly Durable
Sizes:
King: (240X280) CM

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Specs:
Color: Plain White
Premium Quality & Luxury Feel
Sizes:
King: (240X280) CM

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700 Thread Count 100% Cotton
Flat Sheets
Specs:
Material: 100% Cotton With Sateen
Weave- TC: 700
Ultra Soft & Luxury
Color: Wide Range
Sizes:
King: (275X275) CM

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Fitted Sheets
Size Width Length Depth
Single 92cm / 36'' 191cm / 75" 31cm / 12"
Double 137cm/ 54" 191cm/ 75" 31cm / 12"
King 152cm/ 60" 198cm/ 78" 31cm / 12"
Super King 183cm/ 72" 198cm/ 78" 31cm / 12"

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Fitted Sheets
200 TC Percale Fitted Sheet -
100% Cotton
Specs:
• Material: 100% Cotton-TC: 200-
Precale
• Color: White Only
• Machine Washable
• Easy to Care, Durable & Super Soft
• Elasticated in all four corners.
• Sizes:
Single Double King Super King

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Fitted Sheets
400 TC Percale Fitted Sheet -
100% Cotton
Specs:
• Material: 100% Cotton - TC: 400
• Premium Luxury, Super soft, Crisp Feel
• Comes in Single, Double, King & Super
King
• Elasticated in all four corners.
• Sizes: Single Double King Super King
• Colors: Wide Range

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Polycotton Fitted Sheets
• 100% Poly Cotton- TC: 180
• Premium Luxury
• Wrinkle Resistant
• Durable, Easy to Wash
• Comes In 10 Colors
• Comes In Single Double
• King Super King

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Printed Bed Sheets
Cotton - Printed Sheets
Specs:
Materials: 100% Cotton - TC:200
Color: Multiple
Super soft, Easy to wash, Digitally
Printed
Sizes:
Single: (160x240) CM
Double: (180x280) CM
King: (240x280) CM
Super King: (280x280) CM

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Pillow Covers
1. 200 Thread Count
Pillow Covers - 100%
Cotton.
2. 400 Thread Count
Pillow Covers - 100%
Cotton.

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History of Towel
One of the earliest known uses of towels was in
ancient Rome, where they were used to dry off
after a bath. These towels were made of linen or
cotton.
In the Middle Ages, towels were used primarily
by wealthy individuals, and were often made of
silk or other expensive materials.
Towels were used to wipe hands and faces, and
were also used as napkins during meals.
Turkey, is believed to be where towels were ﬁrst
created and used in thermal baths. This takes us
back to the Ottoman Empire, with the ﬁrst
towel believed to have been made some time
ago during the 17th century.

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Iindustrailization of Towel
During the 19th century, the production of
towels became more industrialized, and the
use of terry cloth became popular. Terry cloth is
a fabric with loops that can absorb large
amounts of water, making it ideal for use as a
towel.
Today, towels are a ubiquitous part of daily life,
used for a variety of purposes including drying
off after a shower or bath, cleaning up spills,
and wiping hands and faces.

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What is Towel Made of
Most towels are made of 100% cotton, but other materials are becoming more popular.
Some other common fibers used are flax (linen), polyester (microfiber), bamboo, alter-
native wood fibers (Tencel), hemp, and ramie.

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Steps of Fabric
Spinning
Dyeing/ Printing Finished Product / Packing
Weaving

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Cotton Yarn Linen Yarn Bamboo Yarn
Micro Fiber Yarn
Types of Yarns : For Towels
Spinning of Yarn, Yarns used for Towels
Open End
(Low Quality)
Ring Spun
(High Quality)
Air Jet
(High Shine)

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Towels, What is Weaving (Looms)
“Weaving is done on loom”
The basic components of a loom include a frame or structure to hold the warp
yarns under tension, a mechanism to create the shedding (the separation of
warp threads to allow the weft yarn to pass through), a means of inserting the
weft yarn through the warp threads, and a way of winding the woven fabric onto
a cloth beam. There are many different types of looms, ranging from traditional
hand-operated looms to modern computerized looms.

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Towels: Weaving Machines
Towels: Types of Weaving
In the 1980s, the air jet
loom was developed,
Uses compressed air to
shoot.
Air Jet Looms Water Jet Projectile Looms
In 1990s, loom was
developed,
Uses high-pressure
water jet to propel.
In the late 20th century
was developed, *Uses a
small metal projectile to
carry.
1. Terry 2. Dobby
Weaving
3. Wafﬂe
Weaving
4. Gauze Weaving
(Breathable Towel)
5. Jacquad
Weaving
6. Herringbone
Weaving

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Different Types Of Dyeing
In this case, yarn is dyed
and towel is directly
made from it.
1) YARN DYEING
Reactive dyeing is a pop-
ular method of coloring
towels, especially those
made from cellulosic
ﬁbers such as cotton,
rayon, or linen. This
results in bright, vibrant
colors that are highly
resistant to fading and
washing.
2) REACTIVE DYEING
Vat dyeing is a process
that involves using a vat or
large container to hold the
dye bath.
Keep in mind we can use
these towels longer than
reactive dyed towels so we
can save also in this way.
3) VAT DYEING

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Machines used for Dyeing Towels
Jet dyeing is used for knitted fabrics.
Uses Reactive Dyeing Method.
Jet/Soft Flow Dyeing Machine:
Beam dyeing machines use a system
of rollers and beams to feed the fabric
through the dye bath.
Beam Dyeing Machine:

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Finishing of Towels
Stitching & Embroidery
1. Use of softeners.
2. Softening Treatment.
Softeness.
Chemical Finishing:
Mechanical Finishing:
Tumble Drying:
Stenttering = Straightening

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GSM: Gram Per Square Meter

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International packaging SOP
50 Pound (22.68 Kg) Box

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Towels
How To Choose The Best Towels
Fabrics of Towel: 100% Cotton, Bamboo
(Cotton and Bamboo Blend), Linen, Tencel,
Microﬁbers.
Types of Towel: Face Towels, Hand Towels,
Bath Towels, Bath Sheets. (Terry, Dobby,
Wafﬂe, Gauze, Jacquard etc.)
GSM: GSM stands for grams per square meter.
The higher the GSM of a towel, the nicer it is.
Higher GSM towels mean they are thicker, more
absorbent and more luxurious.
Common GSM: 200, 400, 600, 800-GSM

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Face Towels - 30cm X 30cm
Hand Towels - 50CM X 90CM
Bath Towels - 70CM X 125CM
Bath Sheets - 90CM X 170CM
Towel Sizes Guide

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Face / Hand Towels
1. Towels-400 GSM
• Ring Spun Cotton
• Highly Durable
• Machine Washable
• Color: White
1. Towels-500 GSM
• Super Absorbent
• Great on Skin, Luxurious
• Machine Washable Durable
• Color: Wide Range

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Face / Hand Towels
1. Towels-600 GSM
• Soft and Plush feel
• Super Absorbent
• Elegant Border
• Color White
1. Towels-700 GSM
• Eco-Friendly
• Anti-Bacterial/Anti-Fungal
• Super Soft, Absorbent,
Durable
• Colors Wide Range

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Bath Towels
Bath Towels - 500 GSM
•Super Soft
•Highly Durable
•Color Multiple
•Luxury Feel
•Soft and Plush Feel
•Super Absorbent
•Elegant Border
•Color Multiple

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Bath Towels
Specs:
•Ring Spun Cotton
•Highly durable
•Range Affordable Luxury
•Color : White
•Industrial Use

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Bath Towels
Royal Luxury Bath Towels
700 GSM
Specs:
• Highly durable & smooth
• Royal Luxury feel
• Color : White
• Industrial Use
• Luxury hotels and spas

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Jacquard Towels
450 GSM Jackquard Towels
Specs:
Material: 100% Cotton ployster
Border Dobby
Size: 70X140cm
Color: Multiple
Available in Hand, Face and
Bath Towels

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Jacquard Towels
Specs:
Border Dobby
Size: 70X140cm
Color: Wide
Towels
Specs:
Border Dobby
Size: 70X120cm
Color: Multiple
Towels

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Bath Sheets
Bath Sheets - 500 GSM
Specs:
•Super Soft & Absorbent
•Highly Breathavle
•Light Weight
•Commercial Use
•Color White
Premium Bath Sheets- 700 GSM
Specs:
•Luxury Collection
•Super Soft, Absorbent, Durable
•Highly Breathable & Light Weigth
•Colors Wide Range

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100 % Cotton
Baby Hood
380 GSM
Pile: 161 RS
Ground: 202 RS
Baby Cloths

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Bathrobes
Specs:
• 100% Long Staple Ring Cotton - 600 GSM
• Full Cut & Tailored For Luxury
• Smooth and Fluffy Feel on the Outside
• Color White
Bathrobes Size Chest Shoulder Sleeve Sweep Lenght Belt
S/M 58
64
69
76
58
64
46
50 58
64
56
61
147
178
145
163
117
135
107
127 198
208
183
188
CM CM CM CM CM CM CM
M/L
L/XL
2XL/3XL

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100% Cotton Grey Fabric
Greige Fabric
Polyester Cotton Grey Fabric
Linen Grey Fabric
Satin Grey Fabric
Twill Grey Fabric
At My Cotton, we specialize in exporting a wide range of Grey Fabrics, also known as Greige
Fabrics. It’s important to note that the term “Grey” does not refer to the color of the fabric,
but rather to its ﬁnish. Grey Fabric is essentially unprocessed or unﬁnished fabric that has
not undergone dyeing, bleaching, or other treatments.

C o l l e c t i o n
Greige Fabric
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Our Running Qualities in Greige Fabric
Weaving Guide
Note: The Grey Fabric can be customized in accordance with the
requirements of the clients.
Warp
63”
63”
63”
63”
63”
63”
63”
63”
63”
63”
63”
63”
63”
63”
63”
63”
3/1 DRILL
OXFORD
3/1 DRILL
1/1 PLAIN
2/1 TWILL
3/1 DRILL
1/1 PLAIN
1/1 PLAIN
1/1 PLAIN
1/1 PLAIN
1/1 PLAIN
1/1 PLAIN
1/1 PLAIN
1/1 PLAIN
1/1 PLAIN
4/1 SATIN
108
84
108
100
124
124
124
124
132
132
92
92
124
132
165
144
56
26
56
52
64
72
96
92
100
105
88
104
112
162
105
114
16 Single
16 Double
20 Single
20 Duoble
30 Single
30 Double
40 Single
40 Double
50 Single
50 Double
60 Single
60 Double
70 Single
70 Double
80 Single
80 Double
12 Single
08 Double
20 Single
20 Duoble
30 Single
30 Double
40 Single
40 Double
50 Single
50 Double
60 Single
60 Double
100 Single
100 Double
80 Single
80 Double
Weft EPI PPI GREY WIDTH WEAVE
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