What is the difference between brushed and pure cotton? What is brushed fabric?

Many people don’t know the difference between sanded and pure cotton bedding. In fact, sanded is pure cotton, which is made of pure cotton with a layer of short hair added. Sanded bedding is soft and warm, suitable for winter use, but it is easy to shed and has static electricity.

1. Pure cotton bedding has good moisture absorption and breathability; the fabric has a soft luster; it is non-irritating to the skin, absorbs sweat, is soft and comfortable, does not generate static electricity, and is extremely comfortable when sleeping.

2. Sanded bedding is soft, warm and comfortable, suitable for winter use, and sanded products will not fade or pill. However, because the wool will fall off, people who are allergic to wool and dust should not use sanded fabric quilts. And because it contains chemical fiber ingredients, it has a certain irritation to the skin. Some people with sensitive skin and easily inflamed pores are not suitable to choose this kind of quilt cover. At the same time, sanded fabrics also have static electricity problems.

Therefore, whether pure cotton fabric or brushed fabric bedding is better depends on personal needs; the most suitable one is the best.

Brushed fabric is a kind of qualitative change of cotton fabric formed by the friction between the brushing machine and the diamond leather. While retaining the original performance of the fabric, it forms a layer of short fluff on the surface of the fabric, which gives the fabric a new style. It not only reduces the thermal conductivity of the brushed fabric, but also increases the warmth retention and softness. The color looks more eye-catching, the hand feels softer and the appearance is plump and pleasing to the eye.

In fact, sanding is a kind of handicraft made of pure cotton fabric after being polished by machine. It not only has the characteristics of pure cotton, but also has stronger warmth retention and stronger visual effect. The dyeing process of sanded fabric is more complicated than that of pure cotton, but sanding is easier to shed than pure cotton, so each has its advantages and disadvantages. Sanded quilt covers will be more expensive than pure cotton quilt covers.

The fluff on the sanded fabric is a bit delicate. Don't wash it too hard. The harder you wash, the more hair will fall off. Be sure to control the strength when washing. If you wash it in a machine, it is recommended to use the weak wash function and the washing time should not be too long. When washing, many people do not clean the hair deposited inside in time, causing it to transfer to the quilt after putting on the quilt cover. It is best to wash the quilt cover on the reverse side and dry it on the front side. It is best not to use detergent when washing. Choose to use a detergent specifically for silk and wool to avoid the influence of detergent on the sanded quilt cover.