What is the difference between thick chiffon and woven cotton?

What is the difference between thick chiffon and woven cotton?

First of all, the raw materials are different. Chiffon may be made of real silk or rayon, and most of them are rayon, which is often called chemical fiber; the raw material of woven cotton is usually pure cotton. Secondly, in terms of craftsmanship, both belong to the weaving process, and the warp and weft yarns are interwoven, but the chiffon fabric has a wrinkle effect through the twist of the yarn, and the commonly referred to as woven cotton is still popular. Woven fabrics are also plain or twill fabrics without wrinkle effects. The thickness of thick chiffon just describes the thickness of the fabric.