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There are a few different companies who manufacture Pima Cotton, however a company called Supima is the promotional organisation of Pima Cotton, and they have licensed their trademark in Pima Cotton to leading knitters, spinners, weavers, brands and retailers.
Supima is a more manufactured cotton, while Egyptian cotton will cost you more but is more natural.
Pima cotton is, by definition, always an Extra Long Staple cotton. This means that each strand of fiber is longer, which makes for strong, soft, absorbent woven cloths and textiles. Ordinary cotton is a Long Staple cotton; that is, the fibers grow shorter than Pima cotton (ELS) fibers. Please see http://www.supima.com/whats-supima/history/ for a complete answer regarding the history, development and exact characteristics of Pima cotton. Also see: http://www.arizona.edu/stories/build/build-cotton.php
The address of the Pima Public Library is: 50 S. 200 W., Pima, 85543 0489
Pima cotton is named after the Pima Indians who harvested the cotton in the USA. However, Pima cotton was developed from a cotton native to South America.See the related link below for more Pima cotton information.
Their languages are very different: Pima is classed as a Uto-Aztecan language, Maricopa is a Yuman language. The Maricopa are closely related to the Yuma people; historically they lived along the Gila river in close proximity to the Pima. In 1680 there were around 2,000 Maricopa; in 1775 there were perhaps 3,000; by 1905 this had been reduced to just 350. The Pima may have lived originally along the Salt River, later spreading to the Gila. In 1680 they numbered around 4,000; in 1775 they numbered about 2,500; by 1930 there were 4,382. Today the Pima language is known as O'odham, also spoken by the Papago tribe.
Pima Word For Family
Pima Revolt happened in 1752.
Pima fulvirugella was created in 1887.
Pima granitella was created in 1887.
Pima albiplagiatella was created in 1874.
Pima albocostalialis was created in 1886.