Cotton Fabrics

1. Recycled Materials: These fabrics are made from a combination of recycled fibers, such as post-consumer waste like plastic bottles or post-industrial waste from textile manufacturing.

2. Open-End Spinning: The open-end spinning process used in manufacturing these fabrics involves spinning fibers directly into yarn without using a spindle. This method is known for its efficiency and cost-effectiveness.

3. Sustainability: Recycled OE fabrics contribute to sustainable practices by reducing the demand for new raw materials and minimizing the amount of waste that ends up in landfills or oceans.

4. Versatility: These fabrics can be used for various purposes, including apparel, home textiles, and industrial applications. They can be incorporated into a wide range of products without compromising quality or durability.

5. Environmental Impact: By utilizing recycled materials and adopting an eco-friendly production process, these fabrics help to conserve energy, reduce water consumption, and lower green

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The addition of spandex to the cotton fabric composition provides the fabric with a significant amount of stretch, allowing it to retain its shape even after being stretched. This characteristic makes it a preferred choice for garments that require flexibility and a close fit, such as leggings, activewear, T-shirts, and other form-fitting clothing items.

Cotton Lycra fabric is generally soft, breathable, and comfortable to wear, as it retains the natural properties of cotton while also offering the benefits of stretch and recovery. This fabric is often used in the fashion industry for creating comfortable yet stylish clothing that allows for ease of movement and a flattering fit.