What this means is that when the weather is warm outside, the inside of the tent will stay as cool as possible. Conversely, when it’s cool outside, your tent will be warmer inside and more comfortable.
Being breathable also means that condensation is highly reduced. The breathable fabric allows the moisture to pass through to the outside, again making your tent a much more comfortable place to be.
Longevity
Another key benefit of polycotton tents is longevity. Polycotton is incredibly durable and will stand up to UV rays better than polyester. This means they’re much less likely to deteriorate. Polycotton tents are generally a little pricier, but this should be offset by their longevity.
Acoustics
Another key benefit to consider with a polycotton tent is the sound dampening properties of the fabric. Polycotton helps to reduce noise within the campsite, increasing the quality of your relaxation.