A fabric characterized by loops of pile covering its surface, typically made of cotton or a cotton blend, provides substantial absorbency. The looped construction increases the surface area, enhancing the material’s capacity to draw in and retain moisture. This type of fabric is commonly used in bath linens and similar applications requiring effective drying capabilities.
Its popularity stems from its softness, durability, and superior absorbency. Historically, this type of fabric became widely adopted due to advancements in weaving technology, enabling mass production and affordability. These qualities have made it a standard item in households and various commercial settings, offering a practical and comfortable solution for drying and cleaning.
