A khaki-colored golf

The word "coton" refers to the long-familiar fabric known as "cotton." This is simply the English word cotton. Cotton is a fabric made from natural fibers obtained from the ripened bolls of the cotton plant. The plant is prized for its qualities: garments made from it "breathe" against the skin, are comfortable to wear, and fairly easy to care for. Cotton fibers are made up of cellulose (95-96%), with the remainder being impurities. They appear soft, fine, and of a matte cream color.

Characteristics:

• Strength and durability;

• Dense yet soft fabric;

• High breathability. The body "breathes";

• Dust resistance. While letting air through, the fabric keeps dirt on the outer surface;

• Resistance to sunlight. Garments do not fade;

• Quick-drying ability;

• Easy care (washing, drying, ironing, storage).

Care:

• Best washed at temperatures below 40°C;

• Avoid using bleach or harsh detergents with aggressive formulas;

• When washing, using a fabric softener is recommended to help the fabric keep its shape and not fade over time;

• Do not dry near heating appliances or under direct scorching sunlight;

• Ironing garments while slightly damp is acceptable and recommended. When ironing, set the iron to the cotton mode.