SILK
Silk is a natural, luxurious protein fiber primarily produced by the larvae of the mulberry silkworm (Bombyx mori) to form cocoons, renowned for its soft, lustrous sheen and high strength. Composed mainly of fibroin, it is renowned for its breathable, hypoallergenic, and thermoregulating properties, making it ideal for high-end textiles and apparel.
S
L
LINEN
Linen is a durable, natural fabric made from flax plant fibers, renowned for its exceptional breathability, moisture-wicking properties, and strength. It is highly absorbent, hypoallergenic, and ideal for warm weather, commonly used in clothing, bedding, and home textiles. It is known for its stiff texture that softens over time, though it wrinkles easily.
WOOL
Wool is a natural protein fiber obtained primarily from sheep, characterized by its soft, wavy structure (crimp), durability, and exceptional insulating properties. It is known for being breathable, moisture-wicking, fire-resistant, and elastic, allowing garments to retain their shape while providing warmth even when wet.
W
S
SYNTHETIC FIBER LIKE POLYESTER
Polyester is a durable, versatile synthetic polymer derived primarily from petroleum (PET), commonly used in textiles, apparel, and industrial goods. It is known for being lightweight, wrinkle-resistant, fast-drying, and resistant to shrinking and stretching. While strong and easy to maintain, it is less breathable than natural fibers and can hold static.
