PRODUCTION DETAILS
| PRODUCT NAME | Long-staple cotton bed sheet |
| APPLICATION | Hotel,home,hospital,etc. |
| FABRIC | Long-staple cotton |
| SIZE | Customized upon request |
| MOQ | 5000PCS |
| COLOR | Customized Color |
| PRODUCTION CYCLE | 25-30 days |
| FEATURE | Waterproof |
| SHIPMENT PORT | SHANGHAI,NINGBO |
| PACKAGING | inner plastic film, cartons /boxes |
| FEATURES | Stronger, better than the strength of ordinary cotton, will be more than 10% higher;
Because cotton fiber has a long length and good strength, it can be spun into a finer yarn; |
What is long-staple cotton?
The difference between long-staple cotton and other cotton is like the difference between cashmere and wool. Long-staple cotton is native to South America and later spread to the southeastern coastal islands of North America, hence the name Sea Island Cotton. Long-staple cotton is a raw material for the development and production of fine, fine and thin high-grade new textiles. Its inherent quality is good (the fiber body length is 33mm or more, the fiber specific strength is 27g/tex or more, and the micronaire value is 3.5-4.2). The price is 1.6 times or more of ordinary fine cotton, which is mainly used for spinning high count yarns, and its product added value is high. Compared with fine-staple cotton, long-staple cotton has the characteristics of low output, high value, and increasing demand. The quality of Xinjiang long-staple cotton is excellent, and all quality indicators exceed the national standards. It is especially good in Turpan, its fiber is long, white and shiny, and its elasticity is good. The world’s long-staple cotton-producing areas are in the United States, Egypt, and China. China’s Xinjiang output is about 70,000 tons, while the domestic annual demand is more than 150,000 tons, and there is a trend of the increasing year by year. As the only long-staple cotton producing area in China, Xinjiang is only suitable for planting in the Turpan Basin and the Tarim Basin in Aksu, Bayingo, Mongolian Autonomous Prefecture and parts of Turpan.
