Supima Cotton

Not all cottons are equal. Supima and regular cotton are in fact two different and distinct species of cotton. The most common type of cotton grown around the world typically has a fibre length of only about 1 inch, whereas Supima cotton’s fibre averages 1.5 inches. While shorter fibres produce yarns that are rougher and subject to pilling on the surface of the product, longer fibres contribute to the strength and softness of apparel and home products, ensuring that they are more comfortable, retain colour longer and resist pilling over time.