Fine cotton fabric is a type of fabric made from cotton fibers that are woven together to create a lightweight, durable material. The term 'fine cotton fabric' can refer to several different types of fabric, including organdie (8 letters), organdy (7 letters), lisle (5 letters), MUSLIN (6 letters), pima (4 letters), BATISTE (7 letters), madras (6 letters), and percale (7 letters). Organdie is a sheer, crisp fabric with a stiff finish, while organdy is a similar fabric but with a softer finish. Lisle is a strong, tightly-woven fabric with a glossy finish, while MUSLIN is a plain-weave fabric with a slightly rough texture. Pima is a soft, lightweight fabric with a smooth finish, while BATISTE is a sheer, lightweight fabric with a smooth finish. Madras is a lightweight, brightly-colored fabric with a plaid pattern, while percale is a lightweight, plain-weave fabric with a matte finish.