Overalls are made from natural or synthetic materials, and sometimes from a combination of both. Let's consider the main differences, pros and cons of these materials.

	Cotton	Synthetics
Origin	Natural fiber of plant origin	Artificially crafted fiber
Hygroscopicity (the ability of the material to absorb moisture)	Highly hygroscopic	Possesses low hygroscopicity
Thermoplasticity (the ability of a material to remember its shape)	High thermoplasticity	Low thermoplasticity
Electrification (the ability to store static electricity)	Does not electrify	Electrified
Abrasion	Fast abrasion material	Wear-resistant material
Strength	Low strength	Possesses high strength
Light sensitivity (resistance of fabric to fading, decrease in product strength)	Light sensitive	Light insensitive
Sensitive to microorganisms (rotting)	Sensitive to microorganisms	Insensitive to microorganisms

It is also worth noting that very often manufacturers use a combination of cotton and synthetic fibers. Thanks to cotton, the products have high hygroscopic properties, do not accumulate static electricity, do not cause irritation and allergic reactions. Due to synthetic fibers, the products have high strength and wear resistance.

Kiev	Zaporozhye	Nikolaev	Vinnytsia	Kremenchug	Ivano Frankivsk
Kharkiv	Kryvyi Rih	Poltava	Chernihiv	Uzhgorod	Kropyvnytskyi
Dnipro	Kherson	Cherkasy	Lviv	Chernivtsi	Ternopil
Odessa	Sumy	Zhytomyr	Khmelnitsky	Rivne	Lutsk
Kramatorsk	Kovel	Brovary	Mukachevo	Belaya Tserkov	Kamenskoe
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