1. Cotton:
Description: Cotton is a natural fiber that is breathable, soft, and comfortable. It is one of the most widely used fabrics for T-shirts.
Advantages: Comfortable, breathable, absorbs moisture, easy to care for.
Considerations: Can shrink if not pre-shrunk; wrinkles easily.
2. Cotton Blends:
Description: Blends of cotton with synthetic fibers like polyester or rayon.
Advantages: Combines the comfort of cotton with added durability and wrinkle resistance.
Considerations: May not be as breathable as 100% cotton.
3. Polyester:
Description: A synthetic fiber known for its durability and moisture-wicking properties.
Advantages: Durable, retains color well, dries quickly, resists wrinkles.
â?¢ Considerations: May not be as soft or breathable as natural fibers.
4. Tri-Blend Fabrics:
Description: A combination of cotton, polyester, and rayon.
Advantages: Offers a balance of comfort, durability, and drape; often has a vintage feel.
Considerations: Can be more expensive than single-fiber options.
5. Bamboo:
â?¢ Description: Bamboo fabric is derived from bamboo pulp and is known for its softness and moisture-wicking properties.
â?¢ Advantages: Eco-friendly, soft, breathable, and moisture-wicking.
â?¢ Considerations: May be pricier than traditional cotton.
6. Modal:
â?¢ Description: A type of rayon made from beech tree pulp, known for its softness and smooth texture.
â?¢ Advantages: Soft, smooth, and drapes well.
â?¢ Considerations: May require special care; can be more expensive.
7. Organic Cotton:
Description: Cotton grown without the use of synthetic pesticides and fertilizers.
Advantages: Environmentally friendly, soft, and breathable.
Considerations: May be more expensive; limited color options.
8. Ring-Spun Cotton:
Description: Cotton fibers are tightly twisted, creating a smoother and softer yarn.
Advantages: Soft, smooth surface, durable, and retains shape well.
Considerations: Can be more expensive than regular cotton.
