🧵 Natural Fabrics

Made from plant or animal sources.

1. Cotton
   • From the cotton plant. Soft, breathable, and versatile.
   • Used in: T-shirts, jeans, underwear.
2. Linen
   • From flax plants. Light, breathable, and wrinkles easily.
   • Used in: Summer clothes, suits.
3. Wool
   • From sheep. Warm, soft, and insulating.
   • Used in: Sweaters, coats, suits.
4. Silk
   • From silkworms. Smooth, luxurious, and shiny.
   • Used in: Dresses, blouses, ties.
5. Hemp
   • Durable, eco-friendly, breathable.
   • Used in: Eco clothing, bags, casual wear.

🧪 Synthetic Fabrics

Man-made from chemicals or polymers.

1. Polyester
   • Durable, wrinkle-resistant, quick-drying.
   • Used in: Sportswear, outerwear, blends.
2. Nylon
   • Strong, elastic, quick-drying.
   • Used in: Activewear, hosiery, swimwear.
3. Acrylic
   • Warm, lightweight alternative to wool.
   • Used in: Sweaters, hats, gloves.
4. Rayon (Viscose)
   • Semi-synthetic, silky, absorbent.
   • Used in: Dresses, blouses, linings.
5. Spandex (Lycra/Elastane)
   • Very stretchable.
   • Used in: Sportswear, leggings, underwear.

🧶 Blended Fabrics

Combines two or more fiber types for improved performance.

• Poly-cotton – More durable and wrinkle-resistant than pure cotton.
• Wool-blends – Softer, easier to maintain than pure wool.