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Tarpaulin is a type of fabric that is usually made of heavy cotton thread and partly of linen thread. Tarpaulin fabric is known for being durable, strong and heavy. Due to the combination of cotton and synthetic fibers, the tarp can be water resistant or even waterproof, making it an excellent fabric for outdoor use.
2. Kashmir Fabric:
Cashmere is a type of fabric obtained from cashmere goats or other types of goats. This texture is known as a wool texture, but it is actually made of hair. Cashmere has a fine, strong, light and delicate texture, and the clothes made from it have a unique quality. The very fine fibers of this fabric are warmer and lighter than wool.
3. Jajim Fabric:
Jajim is obtained from colorful and delicate woolen or cotton threads or a combination of the two. Jajim is made of a set of yarn and fabric that has a very unique outer space. This fabric can be made in various fibers including cotton, silk and rayon.
4. Sheeps fabric:
Chiffon is a kind of light silk fabric that has a simple texture and has a little shine. The synthetic fibers and twists in its texture are a bit rough. The crepe thread in this fabric is much stronger than standard threads. This fabric is very light and delicate, and this type of silk fabric is usually used for sewing evening dresses.
5. Flax:
Flax is composed of different fibers and primarily natural plant fibers (cellulose), which is an insoluble organic compound for plant structure and is a soft and fluffy material. The term linen refers to a part of the cotton plant that is formed during boiling and is considered a soft and durable fabric for everyday clothes such as shirts and sheets. Cotton prints and solids are available for both designs.
6. Crepe:
Crepe is a silk or wool fabric that has a prominent and pleated appearance and is light to medium weight. This fabric can be used to make clothes, suits, blouses, etc. Crepe is also popular and common in home decoration for items such as curtains, bedspreads and pillows.
