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mercerized cotton

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mercerized cotton [ˈmɜːsəˌraɪzdˈkɒtn] ncotone m mercerizzato


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The company has made all their creations with a comfortable second skin fit with top quality mercerized cotton fabrics and durable flat lock seaming.
Similarly where most craftsmen of even very fine shirts concentrate mainly on the packaged appearance and their bottom line, the company uses only the highest count double mercerized cottons produced by Europe's few leading knitters.
COTTON THREADS: Cotton threads are the basic cotton threads, which is found as a 6 strand mercerized cotton.
 
 
 
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