Crepe Dyed Plain Cotton Fabric is a thin plain cotton fabric with uniform wrinkles and soft feel, and good regional elasticity. Most of the yarn used to make this fabric is below 14.6 count, while the yarn used for gauze crepe fabric is mostly 40 count pure cotton yarn, which makes it soft and light. The fabric is available in a variety of colors, including solid colors, colored yarns, bleached and printed. During the production process, natural pure cotton crepe fabric undergoes multiple processes such as singeing, desizing, scouring, bleaching, drying, and staying in hot water or hot alkali for a certain period of time to form a weft shrinkage of about 30%, thereby forming a comprehensive and uniform wrinkle pattern. Depending on the customer's needs, the fabric can be dyed or printed, and sometimes resin finished. During the weaving process, the fabric can also be wrinkled before shrinking by wrinkling. After pretreatment and dyeing, the wrinkles on the fabric are made finer, uniform and regular, thus making wrinkle fabrics with different thicknesses and fine straight lines. In addition, herringbone pleated fabrics can also be made by alternately weaving strongly twisted yarns and ordinary yarns.