puuvillasisaldus

Puuvillasisaldus refers to the proportion of cotton in a textile product. It is typically expressed as a percentage and indicates how much of the material is made from cotton fibers. For example, a garment labeled as "100% puuvillasisaldus" is entirely made of cotton. Products with lower puuvillasisaldus will contain other fibers mixed with cotton, such as polyester, elastane, or linen.

The percentage of cotton present significantly influences the properties of the fabric. Higher cotton content generally results in a fabric that is softer, more breathable, and absorbent. Cotton is known for its comfort against the skin, making it a popular choice for clothing, bedding, and towels. However, pure cotton can be prone to wrinkling and may shrink when washed or dried at high temperatures.

When the puuvillasisaldus is lower, the fabric's characteristics are modified by the presence of other fibers. For instance, adding polyester can increase durability and wrinkle resistance, while elastane (spandex) provides stretch and flexibility. Blended fabrics are often designed to combine the desirable qualities of different materials, offering a balance of comfort, performance, and ease of care. Consumers often check the puuvillasisaldus to understand the fabric's likely feel, maintenance requirements, and overall suitability for their intended use.