Cotton: Cotton is a flimsy and mushy fiber that develops along with the seeds of the cotton plant. The cotton thread post extracting is spun into cloth later. The cloth can be utilized to spin and build clothes for individuals and can be used for several additional purposes.
Silk: Silk is one of the categories of types of fabrics which is constructed from an organic protein filament. The protein fiber of silk largely constitutes fibroin, which is widely produced from the cocoons of larvae of the Mulberry Silkworms.
Rayon: Fiber fabricated from revitalized polyols filament. It lies in the category of versatile types of fabrics which is often used to substitute fibers such as silk, linen, wool, and cotton in clothing as it can emulate the texture and feel of natural fibers.
Velvet: Velvet is Constructed from either natural or synthetic fibers. It is an entwined filament with a dense stack that has an eccentric, distinguished, smooth and mushy feel. As it has an opulent finishing and magnificent advent.
Cotton Fabric: Cotton is a purely natural fiber that is extracted from cotton plants. Cotton is grown mostly in hot regions, the cotton bolls are white, fluffy as well as soft and the farmers pick them with their hands. It’s a fact that natural fabric is always better than synthetic fabric and that’s why most people prefer cotton clothing. Apart from this, there are different types of cotton like Pima cotton, Egyptian and Sea island cotton etc.
Velvet Fabric: Velvet is a shiny and smooth-to-touch fabric, it is made in the pile weave of silk, rayon, and synthetic fibers. Silk velvet is most popular and is textured from the blend of rayon and silk. Generally, velvet is made with a fusion of cotton and polyester. Velvet clothing is very expensive because it takes much time to produce velvet-made clothes.
Silk Fabric: Silk is considered a natural protein fiber as it is produced by silkworms. Most of the insects produces silk but for textile industry, the silk of moth caterpillars is used, as this silk is appropriate for clothing. Mulberry silk, Tusser silk, and Eri silk are some types of silk, the silk-made clothing looks royal and is smooth and slippery. Mulberry silk is most popular as it is the highest quality silk.
Satin Fabric: Satin is a type of weave which is made using filament fibers like polyester, silk and nylon. Satin can be made from silk, thus natural and synthetic fibers both can be used for manufacturing it. This type of fabric has an ultimate lustrous and soft face side.
Linen Fabric: fabric is made from fine fibers extracted from the flax plant. It is a natural fiber and the best fabric when it comes to bedding; however manufacturing linen takes much time as compare to cotton. But linen has its own unique qualities which makes it a desirable fabric.
Rayon Fabric: Rayon is made with natural material like bamboo; it also undergoes a chemical process that’s why it is considered a semi-synthetic fiber. Right from dresses to bed sheets all the clothing can be made from rayon fabric.
Chiffon Fabric: Chiffon can be made from nylon, polyester, silk, and cotton. A weaving process produces a plain weave fabric that has a slight shine which is called chiffon. It is a smooth, strong, and see-through fabric.
Georgette Fabric: Georgette fabric can be made from silk, rayon, viscose, and polyester. It is a sheer and light weight fabric Pure Georgette is textured with silk only while the faux georgette is textured with rayon and polyester, this lightweight and delicate fabric is used for the manufacturing of evening dresses, sarees.
Satin Fabric: Satin fabric is textured using the satin weave and spun yarns. Satin-made clothing is soft, luxurious, and silky, this fabric is skin-friendly and is mostly used for making bed sheets.
Lycra Fabric: Lycra is a highly elastic synthetic fabric that is also called spandex and elastane. Lycra is breathable, smooth, wrinkle – resistant and moisture absorbent.