What kind of fabric is 60% cotton 40% polyester?

Cotton broadcloth is a tightly woven plain weave fabric comprised of 60% cotton and 40% polyester.

This light to medium weight fabric is 58/60" wide broadcloth weighs approximately 7oz per linear yard and has a soft breathable finish, making it ideal for all types of crafts and garments.

Cotton polyester broadcloth is a thin fabric that is manufactured using only natural fibers, which adds to this fabric's softness and breath-ability.

This fabric is also extremely versatile, as it is used for numerous applications such as quilting, crafts, garments, table covers, decorations, and more.

The prepackaged roll sizes are approximately 90 yards, however, there is no minimum purchase required.

Whether it's a few yards for a small crafts project or hundreds of yards for a production run. Be sure to take advantage of our quantity discounts to unlock even more competitive pricing.

Hey there,

I am in the market for some new clothing and I noticed that some of the labels say "60 cotton 40 polyester." I am not totally sure what this means and was wondering if someone could help me out? Does this mean the clothing is predominantly made of cotton or polyester? And what are the benefits of this type of blend? I'm just looking for some guidance before I make any purchases and want to make sure I fully understand what I am buying. Thanks in advance for any help!