Some general knowledge about fabric:
The finer the yarn is, the higher the density when it is woven. A thicker yarn, when woven, creates a looser weave, hence a lighter, less dense textile. When evaluating textile quality, high density and softness tend to go hand-in-hand.
As a rule, you can expect textiles made with high yarn counts to be thicker and softer than textiles made with low-count yarns.
(at the same fabric weight, 26S is with higher density than 21S) ;
"100% cotton" / "50% cotton 50% polyester" is only the material composition of fabric, it doesn't mean 100% cotton is better quality.
For example, for the same 100% cotton single jersey 160g fabric, there are hundreds of quality levels, each fabric supplier produces different quality of
material, and surely at different fabric prices. We have been handling thousand kinds of fabric and know exactly which ones we should avoid using.
