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"Juan Pablo" <juanpa...@pinkandblue.com> wrote in message
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Cool site
"Juan Pablo" <juanpa...@pinkandblue.com>
10/18/2004 1:28:47 PM
www.pinkandblue.com
http://www.pinkandblue.com/baby/accessories/index.htm
http://www.pinkandblue.com/women/t_shirts/long_sleeve.htm
Great quality clothing 100% pima cotton imported.
http://www.pinkandblue.com/baby/accessories/index.htm
http://www.pinkandblue.com/women/t_shirts/long_sleeve.htm
Great quality clothing 100% pima cotton imported.
"cofarb" <do...@cofarb.com>
10/18/2004 2:43:42 PM
"Juan Pablo" <juanpa...@pinkandblue.com> wrote in message
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www.pinkandblue.com
http://www.pinkandblue.com/baby/accessories/index.htm
http://www.pinkandblue.com/women/t_shirts/long_sleeve.htm
Great quality clothing 100% pima cotton imported.
Not wanting to encourage the spam, but what *is* pima cotton? http://www.pinkandblue.com/baby/accessories/index.htm
http://www.pinkandblue.com/women/t_shirts/long_sleeve.htm
Great quality clothing 100% pima cotton imported.
Userb3 <use...@yahoo.com>
10/18/2004 7:55:20 PM
"cofarb" <do...@cofarb.com> wrote in news:DfednWyvPtd_k–ncRVn–
...@adelphia.com:
Great quality clothing 100% pima cotton imported.
used in high end textiles – shirts, sheets, etc. It is also ginned in a
roller gin that may damage the fiber less than the traditional saw gin
used on upland cotton.
Note that there's no advantage to buying imported Pima in the US, as the
US is the world's primary producer of Pima cotton.
See also:
http://www.supimacotton.org/history/
http://www.fabriclink.com/hf/supima/home.html
http://www.cottonusa.org/directories/BuyersGuide.cfm?ItemNumber=880
&sn.ItemNumber=1080&tn.ItemNumber=1107
...@adelphia.com:
Great quality clothing 100% pima cotton imported.
Not wanting to encourage the spam, but what *is* pima cotton?
Pima cotton is an extra long staple (fiber length) cotton that is often used in high end textiles – shirts, sheets, etc. It is also ginned in a
roller gin that may damage the fiber less than the traditional saw gin
used on upland cotton.
Note that there's no advantage to buying imported Pima in the US, as the
US is the world's primary producer of Pima cotton.
See also:
http://www.supimacotton.org/history/
http://www.fabriclink.com/hf/supima/home.html
http://www.cottonusa.org/directories/BuyersGuide.cfm?ItemNumber=880
&sn.ItemNumber=1080&tn.ItemNumber=1107
Melissa Wagner <meli...@melissa–wagner.com>
10/18/2004 1:09:24 PM
According to my Bed Bath and Beyond University days, Pima is
"genetically" just Egyptian cotton, but grown in the US. Supima is a
blend of Egyptian cotton and Pima cotton.
Userb3 wrote:
"genetically" just Egyptian cotton, but grown in the US. Supima is a
blend of Egyptian cotton and Pima cotton.
Userb3 wrote:
"cofarb" <do...@cofarb.com> wrote in news:DfednWyvPtd_k–ncRVn–
...@adelphia.com:
Great quality clothing 100% pima cotton imported.
Pima cotton is an extra long staple (fiber length) cotton that is often
used in high end textiles – shirts, sheets, etc. It is also ginned in a
roller gin that may damage the fiber less than the traditional saw gin
used on upland cotton.
Note that there's no advantage to buying imported Pima in the US, as the
US is the world's primary producer of Pima cotton.
See also:
http://www.supimacotton.org/history/
http://www.fabriclink.com/hf/supima/home.html
http://www.cottonusa.org/directories/BuyersGuide.cfm?ItemNumber=880
&sn.ItemNumber=1080&tn.ItemNumber=1107
...@adelphia.com:
Great quality clothing 100% pima cotton imported.
Pima cotton is an extra long staple (fiber length) cotton that is often
used in high end textiles – shirts, sheets, etc. It is also ginned in a
roller gin that may damage the fiber less than the traditional saw gin
used on upland cotton.
Note that there's no advantage to buying imported Pima in the US, as the
US is the world's primary producer of Pima cotton.
See also:
http://www.supimacotton.org/history/
http://www.fabriclink.com/hf/supima/home.html
http://www.cottonusa.org/directories/BuyersGuide.cfm?ItemNumber=880
&sn.ItemNumber=1080&tn.ItemNumber=1107
Poetic Badgers <poeticbadg...@spammenot>
10/18/2004 8:16:21 PM
"cofarb" <do...@cofarb.com> wrote on 18 Oct 2004:
short yarns. It's softer and longer–wearing than shorter–yarn cotton.
Splendid and James Perse use a lot of Pima or Supima cotton in their tees.
HTH
––
Poetic Badgers
"The most courageous act is still to think for yourself. Aloud."
–Coco Chanel
Not wanting to encourage the spam, but what *is* pima cotton?
Sometimes called Supima, it's cotton that has very long yarns instead of short yarns. It's softer and longer–wearing than shorter–yarn cotton.
Splendid and James Perse use a lot of Pima or Supima cotton in their tees.
HTH
––
Poetic Badgers
"The most courageous act is still to think for yourself. Aloud."
–Coco Chanel
triannadun...@hotmail.com (TdN)
10/18/2004 3:29:37 PM
"cofarb" <do...@cofarb.com> wrote in message news:<DfednWyvPtd_k–ncRVn–...@adelphia.com>...
has a long staple that enables it to be knit into fabrics that are
finer and softer than most ordinary cottons.
http://www.supimacotton.org/faq/index.htm
;)
T.
Not wanting to encourage the spam, but what *is* pima cotton?
Spam snipped. Pima cotton is a particular species of cotton, which has a long staple that enables it to be knit into fabrics that are
finer and softer than most ordinary cottons.
http://www.supimacotton.org/faq/index.htm
;)
T.