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• Cotton


  Unicellular natural fiber, breathable and comfortable. Can be washed and ironed, but it creases easily, very absorbent
• Wool


  Sheared from the fleece of the sheep. Absorbent and breathable. Repels water
• Linen


  Taken from processed flax plant. Fresh and cool to wear, stiffer handle, good drape. Very absorbent fast drying
• Silk


  From a fine fiber from a woven cocoon. Drapes well and can be dyed easily. Lustrous and durable fabric
• Regenerated cellulose fibers


  Processed from wood pulp
• Lyocell


  Microfiber made from cellulose derived wood-pulp. It is lightweight
• Tencel


  Natural microfiber made from cellulose derived from wood-pulp. Used for shirts and jeans. Is breathable, durable, biodegradable. It is absorbent and has low warmth
• Viscose


  Has soft handle, a good drape, absorbent and slow drying, not durable and creases easily
• Synthetic fibers


  Heat sensitive and high drying temperatures
• Polyester


  Durable, crease-resistant and easy to care fabric. Can be recycled
• Nylon


  Non-absorbent fabric that dry easily. Very durable and crease-resistant
• Tactel


  New fabric that dries 8 times faster than cotton, It is soft, breathable and lightweight
• Kinds of fabric


  • Toile
  • Chennile
  • Moire
  • Ticking
  • Denim
  • Muslin
  • Calico
  • Eyelet
  • Silk
  • Tapestry
  • Gingham
  • Chintz
  • Damask
  • Burlap
• Toile


  A traditional fabric that is printed with pastoral scenes
• Chennile


  A fabric with yarn forming producing pile
• Moire


  A fabric known as watermark
• Ticking


  A heavy stripped cotton fabric
• Denim


  A durable twilled cotton fabric
• Muslin


  An inexpensive cotton fabric that is light in color
• Calico


  A plain cotton weave with busy small floral pattern
• Eyelet


  A cotton fabric embroidered with open cut outs
• Silk


  A fabric made of strong fiber of the moth larvae
• Tapestry


  A heavy embroidered fabric
• Gingham


  A printed or woven fabric with a single colored checked design
• Chintz


  A plain weave cotton with a glazed finish
• Damask


  A firm, lustrous figured fabric
• Burlap


  A rough fabric that is woven from the jute or hemp
• Fabric made of cotton:

  Cotton lawn mercerised cotton voile

  Calico canvas cotton jersey hopsack

  Poplin cotton crepe

  Muslin cheesecloth denim cotton velvet
• Fabric made of wool:

  Worsted Flannel serge botany

  wool delaine
• Fabric made of linen:

  Drill holland linen

  Ramie

  Satin linen

  linen duck

  loom state
• Fabric made of silk:

  Habotai chiffon georgette

  Crede de chine

  Silk taffeta dupion

  Organza silk satin