
Textiles · HS 5201.1 · verified suppliers & live price
Pima cotton (second quality) is a premium long-staple cotton variant with fiber lengths of 1.375–1.625 inches, primarily used in high-end textiles, apparel, and industrial applications requiring superior softness and durability. Second quality denotes slight imperfections acceptable for most end-uses while maintaining performance characteristics. International trade classifies pima by staple length, micronaire, and strength grades. Peru, India, and the United States are major producers and exporters, with Peru accounting for approximately 60% of global pima supply. Buyers should verify moisture content and foreign matter levels upon shipment, as second-quality pima often exhibits higher variation in these parameters compared to premium grades, directly impacting final fabric quality and processing efficiency.
On the Genesis network, Cotton (Pima) (Second Quality) currently matches 59 verified suppliers across 3 countries, with a live benchmark price. Its Genesis Sourcing Index of 78/100 reflects strong sourcing availability — expect fast, competitive firm offers, every one escrow-protected.
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Cotton (Pima) (Second Quality) is priced at approximately $1,509.42 per MT on the live Genesis Index (real-time market reference). Request a quote for a firm, escrow-protected offer.
Cotton (Pima) (Second Quality) carries a Genesis Sourcing Index of 78/100 (Strong), based on 59 verified suppliers across 3 countries on the network and live benchmark pricing. Sourcing is strong — competitive firm offers typically return fast.
Genesis Trade lists verified Cotton (Pima) (Second Quality) suppliers and exporters worldwide, including Cargill Inc., Royal Cotton Importacion Y Exportacion Sa, Export Quality Sas, The Trustee For Second Chance Trading Trust. Every transaction is escrow-protected.
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