Look at the finish of the cloth. The surface of a good cotton cloth is generally flat. It looks smooth and clean, free of impurities, and very pure. If a cloth looks very messy at a glance, it must not be a cotton product.

By the touch. Good cotton cloth must be very soft to the touch. It feels very good. It is not thick and hard to the touch like ordinary cloth. So consumers can feel it with their hands when they buy it. If it is good cotton cloth, they will know it at a touch.

Look at the color. A good cotton cloth must look very shiny, even in color, and more beautiful than ordinary cloth. So if consumers can't distinguish it after touching it, they should carefully observe the color of the cloth. It must be bright in color. A good cotton cloth can be a good one with good luster.
Look at the folds. Generally, pure cotton cloth has poor elasticity, so consumers can hold the cloth in the palm of their hand when buying, and then slowly loosen it. If you can see obvious wrinkles and the wrinkles exist for a long time, it is generally cotton. This method cannot be determined to be pure cotton products, but it can be separated from other fabrics.

Look at the flame. Good cotton fabrics will not shrink together when they are close to the fire, nor will they melt in the fire like other fabrics. This is also a way to identify cotton fabrics.