The difference between cotton bags and canvas bags.

As time goes by, more and more people gradually give up plastic bags and switch to more environmentally friendly non-woven bags, canvas bags or cotton bags. Eco-friendly bags should have two definitions. On the one hand, they refer to those made of natural materials that can be reused. On the other hand, it refers to the fact that after being damaged, it will not leave solid waste in the natural environment and cause harm to the environment (or the harm to the environment is relatively small compared to other materials).

In a broad sense, both canvas bags and cotton bags can be called cotton bags because they are both made of pure cotton and are environmentally friendly bags that are easy to decompose, non-toxic, non-irritating and do not pollute the environment.

Cotton bag: Cotton fabric is a kind of woven fabric made from cotton yarn. Due to the differences in organizational specifications and post-processing methods, various types of fabric have emerged. The concept of fabric is very broad. It can be said that any fabric woven from cotton yarn as raw material can be called cotton fabric. Cotton fabric has the characteristics of being soft and comfortable to wear, warm, moisture-absorbent, highly breathable, and easy to dye and process. Handbags made of cotton fabric are strong and durable, making them a good choice for shopping and buying vegetables.

Canvas bags: Canvas is a relatively thick cotton or linen fabric, named after its original use in sails. The yarn of most specifications of canvas is coarser than that of ordinary cotton fabric. As early as the 8th century, Europeans used it to make sails and thus named it "canvas". At present, in China, as the raw material of linen is relatively scarce, we generally consider it to be made of cotton. Therefore, it can be said that canvas is also a type within the broad category of cotton fabric.