The garment industry uses a wide variety of fabrics, including cotton, hemp, silk, wool, polyester, etc. Each fabric has its own unique texture and characteristics, suitable for different clothing styles and functional needs.

Home decoration fabrics are usually comfortable, durable and have good decorative effects of materials, such as cotton, linen, velvet, silk, etc., aimed at improving indoor beauty and living comfort.

Industrial fabrics need to have wear-resistant, heat-resistant, antistatic and other characteristics, and are often used to make overalls in high-risk working environments to ensure the safety and health of staff.

Fabrics used in the medical industry need to meet high hygiene standards and sterility requirements, usually using anti-microbial, easy to clean, breathable materials, such as polyester fiber, polypropylene, etc., to ensure the health and safety of medical staff and patients.

Sports clothing fabrics pay attention to breathability, moisture absorption, perspiration and elasticity, and are often used in the production of sports clothing to improve the comfort and sports performance of athletes.