Cotton-feel describes a tactile impression; it is not proof that a fabric is cotton. A buying specification should separate composition, construction, fabric weight and finishing.
Feel is different from fibre composition
Cotton-feel describes a tactile impression; it is not proof that a fabric is cotton. A buying specification should separate composition, construction, fabric weight and finishing. If a catalogue does not give fibre percentages, request confirmation rather than inferring a blend from the product name.
Look closely at the mesh
Square and hexagonal mesh descriptions refer to visible construction. Examine the actual sample, especially areas around seams, collar attachment and the logo location. A texture that looks subtle in a catalogue may be more prominent in close-up photographs or under directional light.
Describe comfort carefully
Words such as soft, cool-touch and stretchy describe different characteristics. Ask which claims apply to the selected style and whether supporting information is available. Evaluate the garment in your actual use case instead of treating a descriptive phrase as a certified performance result.
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