Single Jersey

Pigment print is fade resistant. Pigment ink doesn't soak into paper like a dye-based ink; instead, it dries on top. That means the ink takes a little longer to dry on regular paper—but the color will be more vivid.

Polyester is your fabric of choice superior fabric if you are looking for a quick dry, durable fabric, then polyester is a good fabric for you. It's one of the best fabrics for athletic wear or when you want to keep cool on a hot and sunny day.
On the other hand, cotton is a natural, soft fabric that’s good for casual wear. Cotton fibers don't get the stench that sticks with polyester fibers. It's also a good choice for those with sensitive skin.
Unfortunately, no fabric is perfect. Each fabric has its advantages and drawbacks. The type of fabric you choose will mostly depend on what you’re using it for. So it comes a better choice to make cotton and polyester blended.

Fabric & Yarn quality: Combed or Semi-combed.
Yarn count: 30s Cotton / polyester 80/20
Composition: 80% cotton 20% spun polyester (other compositions like 90/10, 70/30, 60/40, 50/50 are all workable).
Hand feeling: Soft
Surface: Clean & Less hairiness
Dyeing: Reactive & Disperse dyed.
Extra treatment: Enzyme washing.

Cotton/Polyester blends are the best of both worlds.
Take the breathability and natural feel of cotton and mix it with the strong, flexible and more cost effective properties of polyester.
More cotton offers a better hand feeling then T/C or 100% po

When combining polyester with cotton, the result is a stronger material, which is durable and affordable. Cotton combined with polyester is less prone to pilling and static. Today's poly-cotton blends are softer than their predecessors. This type of fabric keeps it shape and color longer, and it doesn't shrink.

One of the main advantages of the cotton-polyester blend is that it is more wrinkle-free.
Because of poly cotton's wrinkle-free characteristics, it doesn't really need to be ironed.
Cotton's lightweight and cool characteristics in the blend also makes the fabric ultimately perfect for all-day comfort.

Eight Benefits of Organic Cotton Clothing
1. Environment-Friendly. It results from an agriculture and environmental friendly method.
2. Safety Standards.
3. Cheaper Production Cost.
4. Avoid Allergies and Skin Concerns.
5. Save Money for Medical Bills.
6. Improved Emotional and Mental Health.
7. Prevents Permanent Threats or Even Fatalities.
8. Helps Everyone Become Responsible Citizens.

OCS CERTIFIED ORGANIC COTTON:
The OCS label or certification (managed and controlled in the United States) certifies only that cotton is grown without GMOs, without chemicals (fertilizers, pesticides and insecticides), and with traceability from the cotton fields to the final customer.

Material: 100% organic cotton.
Yarn count: 32s cotton + 20d lycra/ 32s cotton + 30d lycra / 32s cotton + 40d lycra
40s cotton + 20d lycra/ 40s cotton + 30d lycra / 40 cotton + 40d lycra
26s cotton + 20d lycra/ 26s cotton + 30d lycra / 26s cotton + 40d lycra/
Certificate: Gots / Okeo-tex 100
Bio-washing: Optional