High-density NC fabric is a type of fabric made by blending or interweaving nylon and cotton yarn. It has a relatively high warp and weft density and generally uses a plain weave structure. This product combines the advantages of both nylon and cotton yarn. Nylon has good moisture absorption, and its wearing comfort and dyeing performance are better than those of polyester. Therefore, blending or interweaving nylon with cotton yarn does not reduce the moisture absorption or wearing comfort of cotton yarn. Nylon is relatively lightweight, while cotton yarn is heavier, so blending or interweaving the two can reduce the overall weight of the fabric. Nylon also has excellent elasticity, and blending or interweaving it with cotton yarn improves the elasticity of the fabric. The disadvantages of NC fabric are that, due to the presence of nylon in the blend or interwoven structure, its heat resistance and light resistance are relatively poor. During use, attention should be paid to proper washing and ironing conditions to avoid damage. Its notable characteristics include good abrasion resistance, softness and comfort, and easy cleaning. Do not expose it to strong sunlight, and do not wring it dry.