It is said to be about 65 types of Indian cotton, which is the most complex in the world, and there are many from short fiber cotton for futon cotton to extra-long staple cotton for clothing. This cotton Indian seed cotton is classified as a thick and short staple cotton of approximately 0.2 - 0.7 inches (6 - 18 mm), and has been used as futon cotton in Japan. (Harvester: Rangasthan, India) Indian cotton seed cotton is used to plant and seed in the following year to seeds when cultivate, kapas (fruit cotton) is selected to grow and harvested, and the garbage is selected for cotton. It is one of the best cotton in India. (Compared to the mid-class Indian cotton fine class sold by other stores, it has less waste and the actual cotton is white and beautiful. The cotton has just the right amount of softness and elasticity, and has excellent moisture absorption and heat retention.