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Silk

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Natural protein fiber, smooth and luxurious feel, often used in high-end apparel and bedding.

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Microfiber

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Synthetic fiber, finer than silk, used for cleaning cloths, sportswear, and upholstery.

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Lyocell

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Semi-synthetic fiber, similar to rayon but more environmentally friendly, used in clothes and home textiles.

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PIE fiber

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Synthetic fiber, exceptional heat and chemical resistance, used in firefighting gear and industrial applications.

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Acrylic

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Synthetic fiber, lightweight and warm, often used as a wool substitute in knitted garments.

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Modal

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Type of rayon, more durable and flexible than regular rayon, commonly used for underwear and activewear.

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Coir

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Natural fiber from coconut husks, tough and durable, used for mats, brushes, and geo-textiles.

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Spandex

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Synthetic fiber known for its exceptional elasticity, used in activewear and stretchy garments.

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Hemp

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Natural fiber, very strong and durable, used for ropes, clothing, and eco-friendly textiles.

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Viscose

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Type of rayon, good drape and smooth feel, used in dresses, linings, and shirts.

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Alpaca

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Natural fiber from alpaca animals, hypoallergenic and warm, used for quality knitwear.

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Glass Fiber

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Inorganic fiber, high tensile strength, used for insulation and composite materials.

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Linen

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Natural fiber from flax plant, strong and lightweight, often used for summer clothing and household textiles.

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Nylon

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Synthetic fiber, strong and elastic, commonly used for hosiery, swimwear, and outdoor gear.

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Angora

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Natural fiber from Angora rabbits, extremely soft, light, and fluffy, used for luxury knitwear.

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Elastane

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Synthetic fiber known for its elasticity, mainly used for stretchable garments.

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Wool

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Natural protein fiber, excellent insulator, often used for winter clothing and blankets.

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Tencel

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Brand of lyocell, sustainable, soft, and absorbent, used for eco-friendly apparel and beddings.

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Mohair

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Natural fiber from Angora goats, lustrous and resilient, used for luxurious knits and suits.

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Kevlar

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Synthetic fiber, high tensile strength and thermal stability, used for bulletproof vests and performance gear.

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Polyester

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Synthetic fiber, wrinkle and abrasion-resistant, used in a variety of textiles from clothing to home furnishings.

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Bamboo

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Natural fiber, antibacterial and moisture-wicking, used for eco-friendly clothing and linens.

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Jute

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Natural fiber, very strong, often used for sacks, hessian cloth, and carpet backing.

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Carbon Fiber

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Synthetic material, strong and lightweight, used for aerospace, automotive, and sports equipment.

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Cashmere

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Luxury natural fiber, very soft and fine, used for high-end sweaters and accessories.

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Rayon

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Semi-synthetic fiber, made from cellulose, has a silky feel and is used for clothing and home textiles.

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Cotton

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Natural fiber, soft and breathable, commonly used for clothing and bedding.

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Sisal

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Natural fiber from agave plant, tough and stiff, commonly used for rope, twine, and carpets.

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Aramid Fiber

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Synthetic class of fibers known for high strength and thermal stability, used for aerospace, military applications, and body armor.

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Nomex

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Synthetic aramid fiber, flame-resistant and durable, used for protective clothing in racing and firefighting.

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