Clothes are made of a dazzling array of fabrics, which not only dress us up, but also make the world more beautiful. According to the different composition of fabrics, we can divide them into four categories: animal fiber fabrics, plant fiber fabrics, natural synthetic fiber fabrics, and man-made fiber fabrics.

Animal fiber fabric

Derived from animals. Such as alpaca hair, angora rabbit hair (Angora rabbit), camel hair (Asian Bactrian camel), Kashmiri hair (Kashmi goat), vicuña hair, horse hair, llama hair, mohair (Angora goat), Silk, vicuña, wool.

Plant fiber fabric

Comes from plants. Such as coir, cotton, flax, hemp, jute, kapok, linen, pineapple, raffia, ramie, sisal.

Natural synthetic fiber fabric

A fabric made of artificially synthesized natural polymer materials. Such as acetate rayon, cupro, diene elastic fiber fabric, metal fiber, modal fiber, soluble fiber (regenerated cellulose fiber), triacetate fiber, viscose rayon, and Tencel fiber.

Man-made fiber fabrics

Fibers made according to a certain type of chemical structure. Such as acrylic, aramid, elastic fiber, modacrylic, nylon, polyacrylonitrile fiber, polyamide fiber, polyester, polyethylene fiber, polypropylene, polytetrafluoroethylene fiber, polyurethane fiber, polyvinyl chloride fiber (PVG ), polyethylene fiber.

A variety of fabrics, cut and sewn Made into colorful clothes, the fabrics seem to have many varieties, but we can all be classified into the above four categories. Animal fibers and plant fibers can be collectively referred to as natural fibers. Cotton, linen, silk, and wool are the four most widely used natural fibers. Polyester is the most widely used man-made fiber. Currently, many of the fabrics used in sportswear are modified polyester fabrics.