Cotton: A general term for cotton textiles, cotton is widely used in everyday clothing and home furnishings due to its softness, breathability, and moisture-wicking properties.
Linen: Woven from hemp, flax, and other bast fibers, linen is not only breathable but also durable and wrinkle-resistant, making it an ideal material for summer clothing and home décor.
Silk: Silk fabric, woven from silkworm silk, is renowned for its softness, smoothness, and excellent luster, and is often used to make high-end clothing and formal wear.
Wool: Also known as wool, wool is woven from wool, cashmere, and other fibers. It has excellent warmth retention and a soft feel, making it a common material for autumn and winter clothing.
Leather: Tanned animal hides, leather is favored by fashion and winter clothing designers for its toughness, durability, and warmth.
Synthetic Fibers: Chemical fiber fabrics made from polymer compounds, they are durable, easy to wash, and quick-drying, suitable for a variety of clothing and home furnishings.
Blended fabrics: Blended fabrics are made by combining natural and synthetic fibers, integrating the advantages of different materials to showcase superior performance and versatility.
Modal: A fabric made from cellulose fibers, soft, smooth, and breathable, making it ideal for making underwear.
