[EXISTING BLOG CONTENT] Frequently Asked Questions What is OEKO-TEX Standard 100? OEKO-TEX Standard 100 is an independent testing and certification system for textiles at all production stages. It tests for harmful substances and ensures the final product is safe for skin contact. The certification covers everything from raw materials through finished textiles. What is GOTS […]
Frequently Asked Questions Q: What is the difference between colorfastness to washing and colorfastness to rubbing? A: Wash fastness measures how much dye bleeds when the fabric is laundered, rated 1–5 (5 = no change). Rub fastness measures dye transfer to a dry or wet white cloth under friction. Both are tested separately — a
[EXISTING BLOG CONTENT] Frequently Asked Questions About Yarn Count What does yarn count mean? Yarn count measures the fineness or thickness of yarn fiber. Higher yarn counts mean finer, thinner yarn; lower counts mean thicker yarn. It’s typically expressed as “Ne 30” or similar notation. Finer yarn (higher count) creates softer, smoother fabric but may
Frequently Asked Questions Q: What makes Pakistani cotton different from Egyptian or Pima cotton? A: Pakistani cotton (primarily NIAB varieties grown in Punjab and Sindh) has a staple length of 1″–1.1″ and micronaire of 3.8–4.5 — mid-range characteristics suited to most apparel and home textile applications. Egyptian (Giza) and Pima cotton have extra-long staple (1.4″–1.6″+)
