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15 oz Cotton Terry Cloth
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Details
Content:
100% Cotton
Width:
45/46 inches
Weight:
500 GSM
Thickness:
2.00 mm
Care:
Machine Wash With Like Colors; Tumble Dry, Low
Absorbent
Hypoallergenic
Heavyweight
Description
15 oz Cotton Terry Cloth fabric is a soft, thick, and absorbent material. Sourced from 100% cotton fibers, this fabric is woven on a loom, where looped yarns are passed through and secured to a backing. This creates a plush texture and a fabric that is very absorbent. Measuring 45/46 inches in width, 15 oz Cotton Terry Cloth fabric is 2.00 millimeters thick, has a 500 GSM, and weighs approximately 14.8 ounces per square yard.
Use 15 oz Cotton Terry Cloth fabric to create comfortable apparel and décor items. Sew clothing like bathrobes or décor like bath towels and hand towels. Additionally, this 100% cotton fabric is hypoallergenic, meaning that it causes fewer skin irritations than synthetically sourced materials. 15 oz Cotton Terry Cloth fabric can be used to make a variety of items for babies and infants, like towels and swaddles.
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FAQ
What Is Cotton Terry Cloth Fabric?
Cotton terry cloth is a soft, absorbent fabric made from cotton fibers. It features a distinctive looped pile texture that helps absorb moisture while providing a plush feel. Cotton terry cloth is commonly used to make bath towels, washcloths, bathrobes, baby products, and other items that benefit from softness and absorbency.
How To Sew With Cotton Terry Cloth Fabric?
Use a sharp sewing needle, such as a universal or ballpoint needle, and a longer stitch length when sewing cotton terry cloth. Finish raw edges with a serger or zigzag stitch to prevent fraying. Because the looped pile can shift or stretch during sewing, use sewing clips or pins to hold layers together. A walking foot can also help feed the fabric evenly through your sewing machine.
How To Soften Cotton Terry Cloth Fabric?
Wash cotton terry cloth with a mild detergent and tumble dry on a low setting to help soften its fibers. Avoid using excessive fabric softener, as it can coat the cotton loops and reduce the fabric's absorbency. Occasionally shaking the fabric before drying can also help separate the loops and maintain its plush texture.
Is Cotton Terry Cloth A Breathable Fabric?
Yes, cotton terry cloth is a breathable fabric because it is made from natural cotton fibers. Its looped construction allows air to circulate while helping absorb moisture. However, its thicker pile makes it less lightweight than many other cotton fabrics. The 15 oz construction provides additional thickness and absorbency, making it particularly suitable for towels, bathrobes, and other applications where moisture absorption is important.
How Is Cotton Terry Cloth Fabric Made?
Cotton terry cloth is made by weaving cotton yarns into a fabric with additional yarns that form loops on one or both sides. These loops create the characteristic raised pile texture that gives terry cloth its softness and absorbency. The finished fabric is then processed, dyed, and prepared for use in apparel, towels, and other textile products.
How To Wash Cotton Terry Cloth Fabric Before Sewing?
Before sewing, machine wash cotton terry cloth with like colors using a mild detergent and cold or warm water. Prewashing helps remove manufacturing residues and allows the cotton fibers to shrink before the fabric is cut and sewn. Tumble dry on a low setting, following the recommended care instructions. Once dry, gently shake the fabric to loosen the loops and press lightly if needed, avoiding excessive heat that could flatten the pile.
