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Jersey
Stretchy, soft, and comfortable. Common uses include T-shirts, underwear, and sportswear.
Canvas
Sturdy, heavy, plain-woven fabric. Common uses include sails, tents, and martial arts uniforms.
Batiste
Fine, plain-woven fabric, semi-sheer and lightweight. Common uses include lingerie, summer clothing, and handkerchiefs.
Tulle
Lightweight, fine, stiff netting. Common uses include wedding dresses, veils, and tutus.
Corduroy
Ridged fabric known for its distinctive 'wales' or cords. Common uses include pants, jackets, and children's clothing.
Wool
Warm, resilient, tends to retain its shape. Common uses include sweaters, coats, and suits.
Nylon
Strong, elastic, and lightweight. Common uses include hosiery, swimwear, and activewear.
Suede
Velvety, soft, made from the underside of the animal skin. Common uses include shoes, jackets, and upholstery.
Georgette
Crinkly, sheer, lightweight. Common uses include blouses, dresses, and saris.
Flannel
Warm, soft, and slightly fuzzy. Common uses include sleepwear, shirts, and sheets.
Brocade
Rich, decorative woven fabric. Common uses include upholstery, draperies, and evening wear.
Gabardine
Durable, twill-weave fabric with a smooth finish. Common uses include suits, overcoats, and trousers.
Organza
Stiff, sheer fabric. Common uses include evening wear, bridal gowns, and in decorations.
Velvet
Soft, luxurious with a dense pile and rich texture. Common uses include evening wear, upholstery, and curtains.
Felt
Non-woven, mat of wool or synthetic fibers. Common uses include hats, craft projects, and soundproofing materials.
Linen
Strong, breathable, and cool to the touch. Common uses include summer clothing, tablecloths, and upholstery.
Spandex
Extremely stretchy, resilient, and comfortable. Common uses include athletic apparel, leggings, and form-fitting clothing.
Satin
Smooth, glossy surface with a dull back. Common uses include evening gowns, lingerie, and ties.
Rayon
Soft, absorbent, and drapes well. Common uses include dresses, jackets, and ties.
Tweed
Rough, woolen fabric known for its durability. Common uses include outerwear, suits, and caps.
Lace
Delicate, open fabric with patterns. Common uses include wedding dresses, lingerie, and table linens.
Chiffon
Sheer, lightweight, with a slight stretch. Common uses include blouses, scarves, and evening wear.
Polyester
Durable, wrinkle-resistant, retains its shape. Common uses include sportswear, outdoor gear, and curtains.
Cashmere
Luxurious, soft, and fine texture. Common uses include sweaters, scarves, and high-end clothing.
Denim
Durable, strong, and traditionally blue. Common uses include jeans, jackets, and workwear.
Leather
Strong, flexible, and durable. Common uses include jackets, shoes, and handbags.
Muslin
Lightweight, unbleached, and plain-woven. Common uses include pattern making, dress forms, and backdrops.
Gingham
Lightweight, typically checked cotton fabric. Common uses include shirts, dresses, and tablecloths.
Cotton
Breathable, soft, and durable. Common uses include shirts, dresses, and bed linens.
Silk
Luxurious, smooth, with a natural sheen. Common uses include ties, blouses, and lingerie.
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