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A natural fiber obtained from the jute plant, it's biodegradable and mainly used for burlap, hessian, and sackings.

A type of rayon made from beech trees, modal is soft, smooth, and used in underwear and pajamas.

A protein fiber obtained from silkworms, silk has a smooth, soft texture, high sheen, and is used for luxurious clothing and bedding.

A regenerated cellulose fiber made from bamboo plants, it's soft, has natural antibacterial properties, and is used in eco-friendly clothing and linens.

A strong, synthetic fiber that's elastic and quick-drying, making it ideal for activewear, hosiery, and swimwear.

A plant fiber known for its strength and durability. It's environmentally friendly and used for ropes, clothing, and canvas.

A form of rayon that includes eco-friendly fibers made from wood pulp. It's soft, absorbent, and used in many textiles.

A natural fiber from alpacas that is warm, soft, and used for high-quality clothing and knits.

Sourced from sheep and other animals, wool is warm, durable, and often used for winter clothing and blankets.

Originating from angora rabbits, the fiber is known for its softness, fluffiness and is used for sweaters and accessories.

Made from extremely fine fibers of glass and is heat-resistant, strong, and used in industrial, electrical, and insulation applications.

A natural fiber that is breathable and soft. It's highly absorbent and used in towels, t-shirts, and bedding.

A synthetic fiber known for its exceptional elasticity. It's used in stretchy clothing such as sportswear and undergarments.

Made from flax plant fibers, linen is strong, lightweight and dries faster than cotton. It wrinkles easily and is ideal for summer wear.

A strong, stiff, yet lightweight material that's used in composites for high-performance products like aircraft, sports equipment, and automotive parts.

Also known as spandex or Lycra, it's remarkably stretchy and used to add stretch to a wide variety of garments.

Extracted from the Angora goat, mohair is durable, lustrous, and used in high-quality sweaters, suits, and scarves.

Derived from cashmere goats, this fiber is luxurious, warm, and soft, frequently used for high-end sweaters and scarves.

A type of rayon noted for its silk-like feel, viscose drapes well and is used in dresses, linens, and soft blouses.

A synthetic fiber that is wrinkle-resistant, durable, and often blended with natural fibers to create mixed textiles used for various types of clothing.

A brand name for a type of lyocell, it's eco-friendly, absorbent, and used in soft, drapey clothing.

It is soft and fuzzy, used for decorative fabrics, including upholstery and rugs.

A class of synthetic fibers used for their heat and flame-resistant properties, found in aerospace, military applications, and ballistic body armor.

Fibers made from polyvinyl chloride that are strong and resistant to chemicals and weather, used in industrial applications and upholstery.

A synthetic fiber that resembles wool, is lightweight, and used in sweaters and outdoor clothing.

A semi-synthetic fiber made from cellulose that is absorbent and drapes well. It's used for dresses, skirts, and blouses.

A synthetic fiber finer than one denier, known for its softness, cleaning capabilities, and is used in cleaning cloths, sportswear, and linens.

A synthetic fiber known for its strength, colorfastness, and stain resistance, used for indoor and outdoor carpets, upholstery, and draperies.