COTTON
Hypoallergenic & dust-mite resistant:
Cotton has a low tendency to cause allergic reactions. Cotton fabrics are the best choice of material for people who suffer from asthma or allergies, or those who have sensitive skin prone to irritation.
Breathable:
Cotton allows for better air circulation, which helps remove and absorb body moisture, drawing heat away from the skin and keeping the body cool and dry. Also, because cotton clothing breathes better, it's the best choice to keep you cool in hot, humid weather.
Textured:
Cotton fibres are naturally convoluted. This serves to trap air within the fabric structure. The air contained between fibres and within them gives thermal insulation: protection from heat in hot country, like Malaysia and cold under air conditioned room
Static-free:
Cotton's freedom from static charge is well known. Even in low humidity surroundings, cotton fabric derives enough moisture from the wearer to prevent static build-up
Durable:
A user- friendly fabric and doesn't require any special care
JAPANESE SILK
Hypoallergenic & dust-mite resistant:
As silk is a natural structure of protein it tends to be one of the most hypoallergenic of all the fabrics. It is thought that since silk is a substance created during a protective period for silkworms, the cocoon-derived fabric protects against natural threats like allergens. Dust mites, fungus and various other growths tend to stay off of silk materials, keeping your bed or clothes more allergy free.
Absorbent & breathable:
Silk is highly absorbent it can absorb up to 30% of its weight in moisture without feeling damp. Silk absorbs perspiration and let the skin breath
All-climate fabric:
Silk is warm and cozy in winter and comfortably cool when temperatures rise. Its natural temperature-regulating properties give silk this paradoxical ability to cool and warm simultaneously.
Durable:
While silk abrasion resistance is moderate, it is the strongest natural fiber and, surprisingly, it easily competes with steel yarn in tensile strength
