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Muslin

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Cotton fabric of plain weave, lightweight and breathable, used for drafting patterns and quilting.

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Polyester

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Synthetic fiber, resistant to wrinkles and shrinking, often found in sportswear and blend fabrics.

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Spandex

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Known for its exceptional elasticity, often blended with other fibers to add stretch, used in activewear and leggings.

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Chiffon

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Lightweight, sheer fabric often used for blouses, scarves, and evening gowns.

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Fleece

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Insulating synthetic fabric, soft and warm, commonly used for blankets and outdoor clothing.

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Rayon

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Semi-synthetic fiber made from cellulose, silky feel, used in flowy dresses and shirts.

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Cotton

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Natural fiber known for its breathability and versatility, often used in T-shirts, underwear, and bed linens.

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Organza

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Thin, sheer fabric traditionally made from silk, used for bridal wear and evening gowns.

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Flannel

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Soft woven fabric, often made from cotton or wool, known for its warmth, used in sleepwear and casual shirts.

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Cashmere

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Fine, soft wool from cashmere goats, luxurious feel, used in high-end knitwear.

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Silk

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Luxurious natural protein fiber, smooth to the touch, commonly used in high-end garments like blouses and ties.

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Jersey

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Stretchy, single-knit fabric commonly used for T-shirts and sheets.

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Canvas

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Heavy-duty woven fabric, durable, used for tents, sails, and workwear.

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Wool

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Natural fiber from sheep, known for its warmth and used in sweaters, suits, and coats.

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Suede

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Type of leather with a napped finish, soft to touch, used for shoes, jackets, and upholstery.

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Tulle

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Lightweight, fine netting, often made from silk or nylon, used for veils and ballet tutus.

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Moire

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Fabric with a wavy, watermark-like pattern, created through a finishing process called calendering, used for formal wear and upholstery.

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Tweed

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Rough woollen fabric, typically woven in a herringbone pattern, used for traditional suits and coats.

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Linen

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Made from flax plant fibers, it is strong and absorbent, frequently used in summer clothing and tablecloths.

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Nylon

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Strong synthetic polymer, good elasticity and quick-drying, used in hosiery and swimwear.

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Gabardine

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Durable, tightly woven fabric with a twill weave, water-resistant, used for suits and outerwear.

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Velvet

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Soft and luxurious fabric with a dense pile, used for fancy dresses and upholstery.

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Denim

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Durable twill weave cotton fabric, known for its use in jeans and casual wear.

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Leather

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Tough material made from tanned animal hide, used for shoes, jackets, and accessories.

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Georgette

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Sheer, lightweight fabric made from silk or synthetic fibers, used for blouses and flowing dresses.

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Corduroy

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Textured cotton fabric distinguished by its ribbed appearance, used for pants and jackets.

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Acrylic

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Synthetic fiber that mimics wool, lightweight and warm, popular for knitwear and fleece.

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Satin

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Woven fabric with a glossy surface, drapes well, typically used in evening wear and lingerie.

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Brocade

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Richly decorative woven fabric, often with raised patterns, used for upholstery and formal wear.

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Taffeta

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Crisp, smooth fabric with a slight sheen, often used in ball gowns and wedding dresses.

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