Moisture Control

Cotton material is breathable and transfers condensation away from the body and is absorbent and removes water from the skin, like a towel, according to Cotton Incorporated. Cotton lets you remain healthy as you exercise, keeping moisture from building up between your skin and clothes. 

Insulation

The cotton strips hold the material away from the skin, further providing for more air to be caught between the skin and cloth which helps with cushioning and comfort. Cotton apparel shields from heat in the summer and cold in the winter by presenting thermal insulation as the cotton material catches air between the fabric fibers.

Hypoallergenic

Because cotton is hypoallergenic and does not hurt skin, it is used in healing goods like compresses and is the material of choice when it comes to infant clothes. Cotton unusually causes allergic effects and wearing cloth is often advised for those with skin sensitivities.

Comfort

Cotton apparel is soft and evenly spreads, making it a healthy fabric to wear. Due to its flexibility and luxury, it is often used in lingerie and undershirts.

Stability

Cotton has high tensile durability, making it strong, tough and less likely to cut or tear. It is 30 percent firmer when wet, facing many clothes in hot water.