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Natural fiber, absorbent, good for warm climates and casual wear.

Made from flax plant, strong and breathable, wrinkles easily.

Protein-based natural fiber, luxurious and smooth, sensitive to sunlight and water spots.

From sheep and other animals, insulating and water-resistant, used in winter clothing.

Synthetic, durable and resistant to wrinkles and shrinkage, widely used in blend with other fibers.

Synthetic, strong and elastic, often used in hosiery and swimwear.

Synthetic, lightweight and warm, common in sweaters and fleece.

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

Semi-synthetic, made from cellulose, absorbs well and drapes nicely, used in dresses and blouses.

Natural fiber made from bamboo grass, soft and breathable, touted for its eco-friendly properties.

Eco-friendly plant fiber, strong and durable, used in casual wear and home textiles.

Luxurious wool from cashmere goats, soft and warm, used in high-end sweaters and accessories.

Semi-synthetic, made from wood cellulose, eco-friendly processing, often found in eco-conscious clothing lines.

Type of rayon, made from beech trees, absorbent and resistant to shrinkage, used in underwear and pajamas.

Synthetic fiber that's finer than one denier, smooth and soft, commonly used in cleaning cloths, sportswear, and intimate apparel.

Long, soft vegetable fiber that can be spun into coarse, strong threads, mainly used for making burlap and hessian.

From the fur of the Angora rabbit, very warm and soft, used in luxury knitwear.

Fiber from the Angora goat, durable and resilient, used in winter clothing and home textiles.

Type of rayon, semi-synthetic, made from wood cellulose, breathable and has a silky touch, common in dresses and linings.

Natural fiber from the Agave sisalana plant, tough and durable, used in rope, twine, and other rugged materials.

Inorganic fiber, nonflammable and strong, used in composites and non-apparel purposes.

Natural fiber from Alpaca animals, softer than wool, lightweight and warm, used for luxury knitwear.

Brand name for a type of lyocell, sustainable and eco-friendly, used in soft, breathable garments.

Soft, fuzzy yarn made from cotton, silk, wool, or synthetic fibers, used for decorative fabrics and plush garments.