Infant with colored cotton or pure cotton

In the current economic environment, the attention to the field of infant care is growing, especially in terms of diet and clothing selection, which is more refined than before. Infant skin is delicate, so extra caution is needed in selecting clothing materials. Next, let’s discuss whether colorful cotton or pure cotton is more suitable for infant clothing.
Colorful cotton and pure cotton each have their advantages. Simply put, colorful cotton is favored for its natural comfort, while pure cotton is the traditional preferred choice for clothing production. However, regardless of the material chosen, the correct washing and maintenance methods are key to maintaining the quality of the clothing.
The difference between the two lies in that pure cotton usually comes from ordinary cotton processing, while colorful cotton comes from naturally colored cotton plants, requiring no dyeing as it has its own color. Colorful cotton itself is light brown, with short fibers that are prone to pilling and is not widely grown in China. In contrast, pure cotton has longer fibers, more suitable for mechanical weaving, and is widely grown. In terms of textile manufacturing, cotton fabrics can be made from native cotton or regenerated fibers.
Colorful cotton fabrics have distinctive features: they are skin-friendly, environmentally friendly and meet health standards, possessing characteristics of anti-static, good breathability, effective sweat absorption, promoting temperature regulation, and providing a truly comfortable experience. Preserving its natural state, such as retaining cottonseed shells, adds a natural charm.
In fact, naturally colored cotton has long existed in nature, with these colors determined by genes and inheritable, similar to the variety of human hair colors, all of which are innate. Using colored cotton products is not only beneficial for health but also simplifies the dyeing process in textile production, responding to environmental calls, reducing environmental pollution, and helping to enhance the international competitiveness of textile products, addressing green barriers in international trade.