The Truth About Microfiber vs. Polycotton – What’s Best for Your Bedding?
When it comes to choosing the right bedding, material matters. While microfiber might seem like a budget-friendly option, it’s important to understand how it compares to polycotton in terms of comfort, durability, and long-term value. At AUSA, we’re proud to offer premium polycotton blends—and here’s why.
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What is Microfiber?
Microfiber is a synthetic fabric made from very fine polyester threads. While it’s soft and inexpensive, it comes with some drawbacks:
It traps heat, making it less breathable.
It’s known to attract dust and allergens.
It sheds microplastics in every wash, contributing to environmental pollution.
Why Polycotton is the Better Choice
Polycotton combines the softness and breathability of cotton with the durability and wrinkle-resistance of polyester. It offers:
A cooler, more breathable sleep.
Greater washability—polycotton holds up better over time.
Less environmental impact, especially when crafted responsibly like AUSA’s bedding, produced in our Pakistan-based facility.
Final Thoughts
Your bedding should help you sleep better—not just feel soft to the touch. AUSA’s polycotton range is designed for long-term comfort, eco-conscious living, and real value. Say goodbye to microfiber, and make the switch to breathable, long-lasting bedding that loves you back.