Fabrics can be categorized based on their composition natural or synthetic and their weaving style. Below are some of the most popular fabrics
used in fashion and textiles:

  1. Silk
    Origin: Natural fiber obtained from silkworms. Characteristics: Luxurious, smooth, soft, and has a natural sheen.
    Uses: Sarees, lehengas, dresses, scarves, upholstery.
    Care: Dry clean or gentle hand wash.
  2. Chinon
    Origin: A type of synthetic chiffon, often made from polyester.
    Characteristics: Soft, lightweight, slightly sheer with a good drape.
    Uses: Sarees, gowns, dupattas, and ethnic wear.
    Care: Hand wash or machine wash on a gentle cycle.
  3. Organza
    Origin: Traditionally made from silk but also available in polyester and nylon.
    Characteristics: Sheer, lightweight, and crisp fabric with a slight stiffness.
    Uses: Bridal wear, dupattas, overlays, curtains, decorative fabrics.
    Care: Dry clean recommended, as it is delicate.
  4. Tissue
    Origin: A blend of silk with metallic threads or synthetic fibers.
    Characteristics: Shiny, sheer, and delicate with a stiff texture.
    Uses: Sarees, lehengas, wedding wear, and festive outfits.
    Care: Dry clean only to maintain its shine and texture.
  5. Georgette
    Origin: Originally made from silk but now also available in synthetic fibers like polyester.
    Characteristics: Lightweight, slightly crinkled texture, soft, and flowy.
    Uses: Sarees, anarkalis, dresses, and evening gowns.
    Care: Hand wash or dry clean.
  6. Velvet
    Origin: Traditionally made from silk but also produced using cotton, polyester, or rayon.
    Characteristics: Soft, plush, rich texture with a dense pile.
    Uses: Winter wear, sarees, lehengas, upholstery, and evening gowns.
    Care: Dry clean to maintain the softness and sheen.
  7. Chiffon
    Origin: Originally made from silk, but now available in polyester and nylon versions.
    Characteristics: Lightweight, sheer, soft, and flowy.
    Uses: Sarees, dupattas, dresses, and scarves.
    Care: Hand wash or dry clean for silk chiffon.
  8. Cotton
    Origin: Natural fiber derived from cotton plants.
    Characteristics: Soft, breathable, durable, and absorbs moisture.
    Uses: Everyday wear, casual wear, bedsheets, and summer outfits.
    Care: Machine washable, but shrinkage may occur.
  9. Crepe
    Origin: Made from silk, wool, or synthetic fibers.
    Characteristics: Wrinkle-resistant, slightly rough, and has a grainy texture.
    Uses: Dresses, sarees, office wear, and casual outfits.
    Care: Dry clean or gentle hand wash