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Pre-consumer Waste.

Not virgin resources.

Sustainable by composition.

ColdShip's cotton blend liners are built from post-industrial reclaimed fiber — resistant to moisture, heat, and deformation.
Four film barrier configurations are available to fit your ideal packout.

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Virgin resources
Cotton is post-industrial fiber

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Film barrier options
Transparent, opaque, open edge, full encapsulation
Cotton blend is derived from cotton, polyester, nylon, linen, wool, and elastane, among other fibers reclaimed for reuse.

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Cost vs. specialty fiber
Optimized supply chain cost

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Consistent supply
Cotton availability reduces sourcing risk vs. PUR and other oil derivatives

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Cotton blend liner — open edge configuration with Metalized film barrier.

 

 

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Cotton blend liner — Fully wrapped configuration. 

 

 

Cotton Blend Liners

ColdShip's cotton blend liners use post-industrial reclaimed fiber — not virgin resources. The blend combines cotton with complementary fibers to deliver durability, insulation, and moisture management in a single liner.

Four outer film barrier configurations are available — transparent, opaque, open edge, or full encapsulation — so the liner fits your specific fulfillment and product protection requirements without modification.

Film Barrier Option Ideal for...
Transparent Product visibility through packaging
Opaque Light-sensitive or branded contents
Open Edge Easy loading at pack station
Full Encapsulation Maximum containment and moisture barrier
Specification Value ASTM Standard
R-Value ~3.7 per inch (R3.69/in) ASTM C518
Thermal Conductivity 0.040 W/m·K ASTM C518
Composition Cotton Blend —
Thickness Available .5-4" —
  • Post-industrial material — less virgin fiber resources in your supply chain

  • Resistant to wear, tear, and deformation — maintains liner integrity across the transit cycle

  • Cotton availability ensures consistent sourcing — lower risk of supply disruption than specialty fibers

  • Lower cost basis than specialty insulation fiber — optimizes cost per shipment across the supply chain

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Four reasons buyers switch to cotton blend.

Post-industrial sourcing. Consistent availability. Lower cost. Thermal performance that holds.

01 / Cost Efficiency

Lower cost basis, same liner performance.

Cotton runs at a lower cost than most specialty insulation fibers. Using a cotton blend lets ColdShip optimize production cost without sacrificing thermal or structural performance — savings that carry through your per-shipment cost.
02 / Availability and Sourcing

Consistent supply. Fewer sourcing surprises.

Cotton fiber availability is broad and stable. That depth of supply reduces the risk of material scarcity or production delays — a meaningful advantage for high-volume shippers who can't afford packaging shortfalls.
 
03 / Durability and Longevity

Holds up through the full transit cycle.

Blending cotton with complementary fibers — polyester, nylon, elastane, or wool — produces a liner resistant to wear, tear, and deformation. The liner maintains its shape and insulating properties through the transit cycle without breaking down.
04 / Performance and Versatility

Configurable for your shipment profile.

Blending cotton with complementary fibers — polyester, nylon, elastane, or wool — produces a liner resistant to wear, tear, and deformation. The liner maintains its shape and insulating properties through the transit cycle without breaking down.

 

 


The proof is in the fibers.

Cotton blend is derived from cotton, polyester, nylon, linen, wool, and elastane, among other fibers.

 

Strength + longevity.

Durability, resistance, and resilient properties. Enhances liner strength for long durations.
 

Flexibility + fit.

Stretchable fiber that allows the liner to conform to box dimensions, minimizing void fill and improving pack efficiency.
 
 

Insulation + moisture management.

Natural insulating and moisture-wicking properties. Suited to temperature-regulating applications and colder transit environments.
 

Base fiber + cushioning.

Natural cushioning and insulating properties. Post-industrial sourcing eliminates virgin resource use while maintaining consistent fiber quality.

 

 

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