Fabrics
Fabrics
Four fabrics. Pick a fabric to see what it is and what it is used for.
Swatch photo to comeCotton
A natural fibre widely used for bed and bath linen, known for softness and breathability.
About this fabricSwatch photo to comeMicrofibre
Very fine synthetic fibres, typically light and quick to dry.
About this fabricSwatch photo to comeDamask
A woven fabric whose pattern is formed in the weave itself, often used for table and bed linen.
About this fabricSwatch photo to comeWaffle
A fabric with a raised honeycomb texture, commonly used for robes and towels.
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How the fabrics compare
General guidance for this fabric type — Lagoon's own specifications to be supplied.
| Fabric | Feel | Durability | Drying time | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cotton | Soft, breathable, absorbent | Good; improves with longer fibres and tighter weaves | Moderate | Sheets, pillow cases, towels, robes |
| Microfibre | Smooth, light, soft | High resistance to wrinkles and pilling when well made | Fast | Quick-turn bedding, gym and pool towels |
| Damask | Smooth with a subtle sheen; pattern visible in the light | Good; the pattern is woven in, so it does not wash off | Moderate | Table covers, napkins, decorative bed linen |
| Waffle | Textured, light, airy | Good; the texture hides wear | Fast for its weight | Spa robes, light towels, hand towels |