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Which Fabrics Should We Prefer and Why?

We use fabrics in every aspect of our lives, whether as daily work clothes or while doing sports or sleeping, we choose clothes made of different types of fabrics and yarns. In the past, only textiles made of natural yarns were used, but with technological developments, clothes made of artificial and synthetic yarns and fabrics made of them have taken their place in our lives. If you pay attention to the label of your clothing, you can find out what percentage of cotton, polyester, etc. is used in its production.

So which fabrics can we distinguish as artificial and natural/healthy?

Synthetic (artificial) Fabrics:

Polyester: As we all know, polyester, one of the most used fabric types, is produced from synthetic polymer and is a petro-chemical product. Since polyester fabric is used by mixing with fibers such as wool, linen and cotton, its usage area is high and when used in our clothes, it prevents the body from breathing, so it can also sweat.


Acrylic Fabrics: The raw material of acrylic is petroleum, contact with the skin should be avoided. One hundred percent acrylic clothing is likely to cause allergic reactions.


Viscose Fabrics:

It is popularly known as artificial silk produced with fibers obtained from wood pulp converted with harmful carbon disulfide. Since viscose fabrics are produced with harmful chemicals such as caustic, soda, ammonia, sulfuric acid, it is better not to be preferred.


Natural Fabrics:

Cotton Fabric: It can be used in all seasons and has the ability to absorb moisture, it is a fabric that is non-allergenic and does not harm the skin.

Linen Fabric: It is strong, bright, non-allergenic and has high water retention. It is right to be preferred in summer with its non-sweating, comfortable airy structure.

Hemp Fabric: It is one of the healthiest fibers and provides comfort to the person thanks to its antibacterial, high moisture absorption feature, it is a healthy and special fabric that does not create pilling and protects against UV rays.

Cashmere Fabric: It is a type of goat wool with a very fine, velvet-like texture. It is used both warm and comfortable in winter.

Wool Fabric: It is a soft, flexible and water-repellent fabric. It is preferred for its comfort and warmth in winter.

Silk Fabric: Its thermal insulation, its structure that keeps cool in summer and warm in winter, and its thin and soft feature provide comfort and are healthy.