Top 5 Reasons to Choose the Best Pima Cotton Baby Clothing

Pima cotton has long been regarded as one of the best and most durable fabrics on the planet. That's why when you're shopping for baby clothes, it should be your first choice for what you want your baby to wear. This fabric is a clear winner due to its high quality and softness. But why is it considered the best? Is pima cotton made using sustainable and ethical production processes?

Cotton comes from two different plants. Upland cotton is the most common, accounting for nearly 90% of global cotton production. The remaining 10% is made up of Egyptian cotton and pima cotton, both of which are considered high quality and considered "super long velvet" cotton. The name comes from the longer, silkier individual cotton fibers, which means you can make premium fabrics that are very strong and luxuriously soft.

Egyptian cotton is a high-quality fabric from the Nile Valley. Pima cotton is mainly grown in the United States, Peru, Israel, and Australia. Both Egyptian cotton and pima cotton have similar high-quality properties and have the same scientific name (Gossypium barbadense). 

When shopping for pima cotton baby clothing, how can you be sure you're getting the real deal? First, check the label; if the title says "100% Cotton," it's most likely upland. If the label says Egyptian or pima cotton, see if it passes the touch test. Does it feel very smooth? Probably the fabric is Egyptian cotton or pima cotton. But this approach is far from foolproof.

 

Pima cotton is softer and more absorbent than other types of cotton. It's perfect for soaking up all the tricky baby spills that can happen. Another benefit is that although pima cotton is highly absorbent, it is less prone to tearing and wrinkling.

 

Pima cotton is estimated to last 50% longer than other types of cotton. The reason is that it is resistant to pilling, so it does not wear out. After 10 washes, you won't see those "bubbles" appear. In fact, it has almost no pills. After 10 years, when you want to see your kid's keepsakes, they look like new.

As a "super long staple" cotton (fibers are 1-3/8" long, compared to 1/2" to 3/4" long for regular cotton), pima cotton is very soft and very strong. 

Pima cotton is eco-friendly and can be dyed in amazing shades due to its long fibers. We use pima cotton because it is considered one of the best natural fabrics in the world. We only use the best for our precious babies. 

Pima cotton has the unique ability to help your baby maintain thermoregulation. Your baby is susceptible to heat and cold. You need to know that they don't overheat and feel comfortable and snuggle without too much heat.

The coastal valleys of northern Peru have some of the best growing conditions for pima cotton in the world. There are fertile soils and ideal temperatures. Cotton will absorb the right amount of moisture. This means that the cotton feels soft and has a rich sheen, and in the light, pima cotton looks silky and shiny.

Camiz.kids cashmere's pima cotton is hand-picked, sustainable and environmentally friendly. When cotton is grown commercially, the cotton fibers tear, causing it to turn yellow. Apart from that, the texture becomes scratchy. Our cotton is sourced and produced responsibly.

We use pima cotton in our collection of bodysuits, pajamas, cute t-shirts, and easy-access jogging pants. The reason is that it is durable, washable, and comfortable for your child. Plus, it can be washed repeatedly to look like new. If you want to buy baby clothes of pima cotton, welcome to contact us.

Camiz.kids cashmere is a professional custom baby knitwear manufacturer. We have a modern professional children's knitwear processing factory, mainly focusing on children's clothing manufacturing for many years. We offer children's clothing such as baby, boy and girl jumpsuits, baby suits and sweaters. In addition, we also provide accessories such as hats, headbands, blankets, socks, etc. We have complete processing equipment, many years of industry experience, and a working team of hundreds of people.