Natural fabrics are textiles made from fibers obtained from nature. These are extracted from plants, animals, or minerals, and are eco-friendly and sustainable options. Cotton, wool, and linen are examples of such natural fibers.

Sustainable fabrics are textiles produced with minimal environmental impact. These fabrics are made from recyclable materials. Materials such as recycled polyester and recycled nylon are included in this category.

Functional fabrics are textiles designed to offer specific functions. These fabrics feature special characteristics such as water resistance, windproofing, and breathability, playing a role in ensuring user comfort and protection in various environments. They are mainly used in sportswear and outdoor clothing.

Synthetic fabrics are made from man-made chemical fibers. These fabrics are known for their durability and ability to maintain their shape in various conditions. Polyester, nylon, and acrylic are typical examples of such materials.

Solid patterns utilize a single color for a very simple design. This makes them easy to match with various styles and provides a clean look.

Patterns are fabrics that include various illustrations or motifs. These patterns can add personality to clothing or interiors.