How many types of fabrics are there for clothes

Everyone has many choices when it comes to clothes, because clothes should not only look good, but also be comfortable and harmless to the skin. This is what everyone pursues! If you buy a new piece of clothing and it is particularly uncomfortable to wear, I believe that many people will not wear it even if it looks good. In fact, clothes are divided into many fabrics, so how many types of fabrics are there for clothes?

1) Cotton fabric: refers to fabrics woven with cotton yarn or cotton and cotton-type chemical fiber blended yarn. It has good air permeability, good moisture absorption and is comfortable to wear. It is a popular fabric with strong practicality. It can be divided into two categories: pure cotton products and cotton blends.

2) Linen fabrics: Pure linen fabrics woven from linen fibers and fabrics blended or interwoven with linen and other fibers are collectively called linen fabrics. The common characteristics of linen fabrics are that they are hard and tough, rough and stiff, cool and comfortable, and have good moisture absorption. They are ideal summer clothing fabrics. Linen fabrics can be divided into two categories: pure spinning and blended spinning.

4) Wool-type fabric: It is a fabric made of wool, rabbit hair, camel hair, and wool-type chemical fiber as the main raw materials. Wool is generally used as the main raw material. It is a high-end clothing fabric for all seasons. It has the advantages of good elasticity, wrinkle resistance, crispness, wear resistance, strong warmth retention, comfort and beauty, pure color, etc., and is deeply welcomed by consumers.

5) Chemical fiber fabrics: Chemical fiber fabrics are popular among people for their high fastness, good elasticity, crispness, wear resistance, wash resistance, and easy storage and collection. Pure chemical fiber fabrics are fabrics woven from pure chemical fibers. Its properties are determined by the properties of the chemical fiber itself. Chemical fibers can be processed into a certain length according to different needs, and woven into imitation silk, imitation cotton, imitation linen, elastic imitation wool, medium and long imitation wool and other fabrics according to different processes.

1. Knitted clothing fabric: It is made of one or more yarns that are continuously bent into loops along the weft or warp direction and intertwined with each other.

2. Fur: Pelliccia in English, leather with hair, generally used for winter cold-proof boots, shoe linings or shoe opening decorations.

3. Leather: various animal skins that have been tanned. The purpose of tanning is to prevent the leather from deteriorating. The skins of some small livestock, reptiles, fish and birds are called (Skin) in English, while in Italy or some other countries, "Pelle" and its synonyms are often used to represent this type of leather.

4. New fabrics and special fabrics: batik, tie-dye, space cotton, etc.