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Linen

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Common use: Summer apparel, bedding. Characteristic: Known for its exceptional coolness and freshness in hot weather, with a crisp and textured feel.

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Organza

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Common use: Bridal wear, formal wear. Characteristic: Stiff, thin fabric with a sheer look, often used to add volume.

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Alpaca

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Common use: Sweaters, blankets. Characteristic: Hypoallergenic and naturally water-repellent fibers that are softer and warmer than sheep’s wool.

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Vicuña Wool

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Common use: Luxury outerwear, suiting. Characteristic: Incredibly soft, lightweight, and warm, often referred to as the 'fiber of the gods'.

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Embroidered Fabric

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Common use: Couture fashion, ceremonial wear. Characteristic: Fabric augmented with decorative needlework, often using precious materials like gold thread, pearls, and beads.

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Cashmere

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Common use: Sweaters, scarves. Characteristic: Exceptional softness and insulating properties without being bulky.

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Leather

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Common use: Jackets, handbags, furniture. Characteristic: Durable material with a distinctive smell and the ability to age well, acquiring a patina over time.

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Chiffon

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Common use: Evening dresses, scarves. Characteristic: Sheer, lightweight, with a slight stretch and a soft feel to the touch.

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Pashmina

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Common use: Shawls, scarves. Characteristic: Extremely soft and warm, often hand-woven from cashmere wool and silk.

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Suede

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Common use: Jackets, shoes, handbags. Characteristic: Soft to the touch with a napped finish, known for its luxurious texture.

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Silk

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Common use: Evening wear, lingerie. Characteristic: Soft, smooth texture with a natural sheen.

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Angora Wool

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Common use: Sweaters, hats, thermal underwear. Characteristic: Known for its softness, fluffiness, and excellent insulating properties, making it significantly warmer than other wools.

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Mohair

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Common use: Sweaters, suits. Characteristic: Luxurious fiber known for its high luster and sheen, as well as its durability.

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Satin

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Common use: Gowns, lingerie. Characteristic: Smooth, glossy surface with a high sheen on one side.

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Velvet

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Common use: Evening wear, upholstery. Characteristic: Soft, dense pile that's distinctive to the touch.

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Taffeta

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Common use: Ball gowns, wedding dresses. Characteristic: Crisp, smooth fabric with a lustrous sheen that makes a rustling sound.

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Merino Wool

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Common use: High-quality knitwear, base layers. Characteristic: Renowned for its fineness and softness, making it one of the most luxurious types of wool available.

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Brocade

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Common use: Jackets, upholstery. Characteristic: Raised, embossed pattern often with metallic threads.

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Lace

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Common use: Bridal wear, lingerie. Characteristic: Delicate textile with open weave patterns, often handmade and highly valued for its craftsmanship.

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Python skin

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Common use: Luxury accessories, footwear. Characteristic: Distinctive scaled texture recognized for its exotic appeal and rarity.

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