· Cotton is comfortable as it is a cool fibre allowing it to breathe easily. o · Highly absorbent, so it quickly absorbs perspiration · Cotton fibres are relatively strong and become even stronger when wet · Cotton can be ironed with a hot iron · Cotton garments retain shape due to the fibre's inelasticity · Resistant to alkalis therefore strong detergents can be used · Not easily damaged by sunlight · Hydrophilic [likes water], so it is dyed easily · Abrasion resistance is moderate
because cotton is natural, synthetic clothes are chemicals .
They are not comfortable in summer as it do not allow air to pass through them (it's very breathless).
Cotton clothes are made from natural fibers derived from the cotton plant, while synthetic clothes are made from man-made fibers like polyester or nylon. Cotton is breathable and absorbs moisture well, making it a good choice for hot climates, while synthetic materials are often less breathable and can trap heat. Cotton clothes may shrink more easily when washed, while synthetic clothes are more resistant to shrinking and wrinkling. Cotton is biodegradable and more environmentally friendly compared to synthetic materials, which are derived from non-renewable resources and can take a long time to decompose. Cotton clothes may fade over time with repeated washing, while synthetic clothes are often more colorfast and retain their color well.
cotton clothes in summers keeps our body cool because they absorb all the sweat and makes us feel comfortable
Polyester is often combined with cotton in clothes.
Cotton tends to "wick" perspiration and help it evaporate, cooling you. Most synthetics do not absorb moisture.
Cotton is much more comfy and cotton is cooler in the summer than most of all the other materials.
mostly cotton and synthetic type of cloths are worn
in summers we need clothes that can absorb our sweat so that we feel comfortable wearing it...terylene cloth is a bad absorber of water and hence we should not wear terylene clothes in summers. It is advisable to wear cotton clothes in summers as they absorb our sweat and make us feel comfortable.
Alaska, North Pole, Antarctica
One of the cheapest materials for making clothes would be cotton. Alternatively there are many synthetic fibers which are used to make cheaper clothes.
Generally because there is a greater spacing between the cotton fibers. Synthetic fibers naturally fall closer together. Cotton PJ's are also better for little kids to wear, they will burn off. Synthetic clothes will simply melt from heat