Check the fiber content

Ensure that the fabric is made of 100% cotton and not a blend of cotton and synthetic fibers.

Look for quality certifications

Choose fabrics that have been certified by organizations such as Oeko-Tex, which ensures that the fabric has been tested for harmful chemicals and meets strict environmental and health standards.

Check the weight

Make sure the weight of the fabric is appropriate for the intended use. Heavier weight fabrics are typically more durable, while lighter weight fabrics are more suitable for summer clothing.

Consider the color fastness

Make sure the fabric has been properly dyed to ensure that the color will not fade or bleed after washing.

Check for shrinkage

Cotton fabrics can shrink when washed, so be sure to check the shrinkage specifications and allow for it when purchasing.

Inspect the fabric for defects

Look for any flaws in the fabric, such as holes, spots, or streaks, and ensure that the fabric is of consistent quality.

Evaluate the texture and hand feel

Make sure the fabric has a soft and smooth texture and that it feels comfortable against the skin.

Consider the intended use

Consider the intended use of the fabric and choose a fabric that is appropriate for the specific garment or product.

Check the width of the fabric

Make sure the width of the fabric is sufficient for the intended use, and consider the potential for fabric waste.

Get a sample

Before ordering a large quantity of fabric, request a sample of the fabric to check the color, quality, and feel in person.

By following these precautions, you can help ensure that you purchase high-quality dyed cotton fabrics that meet your specific needs and expectations.