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Kain · Fibre

Cotton

Cotton is the fibre around the cotton plant's seeds, and the longer its fibres, the smoother, stronger and less likely to pill the cloth.

Cotton is the fibre surrounding the seeds of the cotton plant. Its quality is determined almost entirely by staple length: longer fibres make smoother, stronger, more lustrous yarn that pills less. Extra-long staple cottons (Sea Island, Egyptian Giza, Supima) are the shirting standard.

White oxford cotton with raw cotton bolls
White oxford cotton with raw cotton bolls

Staple length is the whole story

GradeStaple lengthCharacter
Short staple (upland)under about 26 mmOrdinary cotton; the bulk of world production
Long stapleabout 28–33 mmSmoother, stronger; good shirting
Extra-long staple (ELS)about 34 mm and aboveSea Island, Giza 45/87, Supima; the finest shirting
Boundaries vary by classification system. ELS accounts for a small percentage of world cotton production.

Named cottons

Sea Island is the historical benchmark: an extra-long staple cotton grown in the West Indies, and formerly on the sea islands off the American southeast. Genuine Sea Island production is small and certified; the name is also used loosely, and a shirt described as Sea Island without a certification is worth questioning.

Egyptian covers a wide range and is not by itself a quality claim; much cotton grown in Egypt is ordinary. The specific varieties that matter are named: Giza 45 and Giza 87 are the extra-long staple ones. Supima is a trademark for American-grown Pima, an ELS cotton, and is genuinely controlled.

Two-fold and yarn counts

Shirting is quoted as a yarn count and a fold: 120/2 means a 120-count yarn, two-fold, two fine yarns twisted together. Higher counts mean finer yarn and a lighter, smoother, more transparent cloth; two-fold construction in both warp and weft makes a stronger, more stable fabric than single-ply.

As with Super numbers in wool, higher is not simply better. A 200/2 shirting is beautiful and delicate; a 120/2 will outlast it by years. For a shirt worn weekly and laundered hard, the 120/2 is the more sensible object, and every good shirtmaker will tell you so if asked.

Sekilas pandang

Determined by
Staple length, above all
Extra-long staple
About 34 mm and above
Named ELS cottons
Sea Island; Giza 45 and 87; Supima
Shirting notation
Count/fold, e.g. 120/2 means 120-count, two-fold

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  1. Charvet's shop at 28 Place Vendôme, Paris Charvet Pembuat Kemeja · Paris · 1838

    The first shop in the world to make shirts to measure for whoever walked in, and still the reference.

  2. An illustration of a shirt of the kind the house makes. Not a photograph of the house's own work. Emma Willis Pembuat Kemeja · London

    A Jermyn Street shirtmaker with its own factory in Gloucester: an unusual degree of control.

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  1. White oxford cotton with raw cotton bolls: Original art · Il Sartoriale · Il Sartoriale · Il Sartoriale original art
  2. Cotton boll maturing on Bobby Byrd's cotton plant in Hale County near Plainview, Texas. (24490395753): Photograph · USDA NRCS Texas · Wikimedia Commons · Public domain
  3. Charvet store: Photograph · Racconish · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0
  4. An illustration of a shirt of the kind the house makes. Not a photograph of the house's own work.: Original art · Il Sartoriale · Il Sartoriale · Il Sartoriale original art
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