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Egyptian Cotton
A fine, lustrous, long staple cotton grown in Egypt. Long staple cottons are more expensive than the commonly available cottons. The consumber identifies Egyptian cotton with quality.

Egyptian Cotton
Egyptian cotton is a fine, lustrous, extra-long staple that is usually brownish in color.

Egyptian Cotton
Fine, extra-long staple fiber that has a high luster and soft feel.

Egyptian cotton
Cotton from Egypt characterized by its strong, fine, long and lustrous fibers.

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