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Pima cotton, also called extra long staple (ELS), is a type of cotton grown primarily in Peru, the southwestern United States and Australia. It is considered to be one of the superior blends of cotton and is extremely durable and absorbent.
Both Supima and Egyptian cotton offer luxurious texture and long-lasting durability. These cottons have fibers with an extra-long staple (ELS), which, when incorporated into linen, wonât pill, is more breathable, produces less lint and becomes softer over time with use. While Supima and Egyptian cotton share many similarities, including a common origin, only one is of consistently high quality.