A heavier type of cloth that contains a reversible 2D pattern woven in it. In is frequently created from items such as silk, rayon, cotton or a mixture of these or other items.
A fabric created from hair, wool or a combination of made-made fibers; it is a non-woven fabric.
A combination of silk and linen, viscose, and cotton; it is created to alter the properties of a material in order to help it maintain its shape.
A sturdy pile fabric created from polyster. It drys fast and will not pull or distort its shape; it is lighter and warmer than its wool counterpart.
Ribs of corduroy that contain a cut-pile weave; it is created from cotton.
Wool, cotton, silk and linen fibers.
A hardy, oil-resistant man-made rubber.
A sheer fabric that is softly textured and is made up of various layers that contrast one another. Combinations may include transparency vs .translucency or shine vs. matte.
A breathable, light fabric that does not tear easily. It may be treated to be waterproof or be surfaced with silver glass bead reflective surface in order to make it more easily seen.
The way in which a fabric is presented; for example, a fabric may be pleated, smocked or crushed.
Hardwearing fabric that is woven tightly together.
Woven material created from threads of colored wool; it may be a medium-weight or heavy-weight.
A soft elegant fabric with cut-pile furry surface of medium-weight.
A kind of rayon that features a smooth fabric created from cellulose; viscose resembles silk.