Dhoti (Cotton Cloth)

Dhoti (Cotton Cloth)

Dhoti (Cotton Cloth) Waste refers to leftover or discarded fabric pieces resulting from the production, tailoring, or post-consumer use of cotton dhotis. This material is part of textile waste and is often repurposed in eco-conscious or industrial applications.

Specifications:

Features:

• Material: 100% cotton – soft, breathable, and biodegradable.
• Colors: Mostly white or off-white, sometimes with colored/zari borders.
• Condition: Varies – from clean and reusable to torn or worn-out.
• Texture: Lightweight, plain weave, absorbent.

Uses of Dhoti Waste Cotton:

• Automotive: Cleaning engines, wiping oil, detailing.
• Printing: Cleaning ink rollers and machines.
• Cleaning Rags: Excellent for industrial or household wiping due to softness and absorbency.
• Recycled Yarn: Re-spun into new yarns for lower-grade textiles.
• Paper Making: Used in handmade or recycled paper production (cotton rag paper).
• Stuffing: Used as filling in cushions, mattresses, soft toys.
• Craft & DIY: Used in patchwork, quilts, and art projects.
• Insulation & Packing: Eco-friendly alternative to synthetic packing materials.