Terrycloth

pile nappedpileloopTier 3/5Cotton, Bamboo Viscose

Terrycloth is a soft, absorbent fabric characterized by its looped pile construction, commonly used for towels and bathrobes.

About Terrycloth

Terrycloth is a type of pile fabric that features loops on one or both sides, created during the weaving process. It is primarily made from cotton or bamboo viscose, which contributes to its softness and absorbency. The looped structure allows for excellent moisture absorption, making it ideal for towels, bathrobes, and other items where quick drying and comfort are essential. Terrycloth can be produced in various weights and thicknesses, catering to different applications from lightweight beach towels to heavy bath sheets.

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Construction Properties

Weight Range

300-600 gsm

Thickness Range

1.5-5 mm

Typical Width

150 cm

Stretch Properties

Warp Stretch

0%

Weft Stretch

0%

Performance Properties

Air Permeability

10 cfm

Water Resistance

0 mm

Spray Rating

0

UPF Rating

15

Appearance & Hand

Luster

matte

Opacity

opaque

Surface Texture

looped

Hand & Drape

fluid

Performance Features

moisture wickingsoft touchwrinkle resistance

Common Finishes

brushednappedantimicrobial

Common Applications

towelsbathrobesactivewearbaby productshome textiles

Care Instructions

Machine wash warm with similar colors. Tumble dry low. Do not bleach. Iron on low if necessary.

Additional Information

Terrycloth is often used in spa and hotel settings due to its luxurious feel and high absorbency. It can be made from organic cotton or bamboo for eco-friendly options.

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