cotton textiles
Woven plant fibers
Cotton textiles are fabrics woven or knitted from cotton fiber—the soft white material harvested from cotton plants.
The term encompasses everything from lightweight muslin to heavy denim, including everyday items like t-shirts, bedsheets, and towels.
Cotton textiles dominate global fabric production due to the fiber's breathability, durability, and ease of dyeing: The factory specialized in cotton textiles for the garment industry.
- dressSkirted one-piece garment
- natural fiberMaterial from living sources
- softYielding to touch
- spinningRevolving around an axis
- cheeseclothOpen-weave straining fabric
muslin · smooth · gingham · cellulose · sea island · Tamil Nadu · calico · chambray · weaving · textile mill · seersucker · broadcloth · bolls · apparel · flannel · touch · plantation · mill
- Indian goodsbasmati rice, sari, saree, ghee, garam masala
- Peru Economycopper mining, gold mining, silver mining, fishmeal, quinoa
- folk craftsbasketry, basket weaving, quilting, quilts, embroidery
- regional clothing manufacturefolk costumes, ethnic clothing, traditional garments, national costumes, handcrafted garments
- Indus ValleyIndus Valley, citadel, drainage system, priest-king, Indus River
- Bioproductsbioplastics, biofuels, bioplastic, biogas, biofuel
fiber source type
cotton textilessilk
Fine woven insect fiber
wool · cashmere · animal fibers · silk textiles · woolen fabrics