Specifically, combed cotton refers to the repeated combing of raw cotton, removing the shorter and finer cotton wool, and retaining the longer and finer cotton fiber. Compared with combed cotton, the process is simple, only through a rough carding, the length and thickness of the cotton wool is relatively close to the mix, before spinning through stretching and humidification treatment, to produce a certain stretch and tear effect, to obtain more uniform cotton yarn.

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