Cultivated cotton has a unique origin and history among cultivated plants. The wild “ancestors” of modern cotton varieties were trailing vines that grew in several distinct geographic areas, including Africa, Arabia, Australia, and Mesoamerica (Mexico and Central America). Soft cotton buds are the raw material for the production of organic fibre, from which thin cotton threads are obtained. Cotton fibre is composed of 95% cellulose, is a lightweight, pleasant to the body material with a high absorption coefficient. Due to its natural origin, cotton fabric is environmentally friendly, suitable for sewing clothes for people with skin sensitivity