[ Velvet ] Special fabric which has a height of yarn of 2 mm in the mirror	[ Canvas ] Strong, densely-knitted material usually made of cotton and flax
[ Chambray ] A light, plain-weaved cotton material	[ Chiffon ] A light, gauzy silk or rayon
[ Denim ] Hard-wearing type of jean	[ Flannel ] A fabric with brushed colour and fleshing which can be made of wool, cotton or viscose
[ Fleece ] Brushed fabric mostly made of knitted cloth	[ Gabardin ] A plain, tight fabric with a cross vein
[ Corduroy ] Corded velvet	[ Cashmere ] Goat’s hair
[ Mohair ] Yarn or material made of the hair of mohair goats	[ Shag ] A fur fabric made of synthetic or natural yarn
[ Seersucker ] A blistery-scored fabric	[ Silk ] A zoogenic yarn from the cocoon
[ Satin ] A low-keyed shining, plain fabric made from thready materials	[ Tulle ] A weblike, gauzy fabric with hexagonal holes like cells
[ Tweed ] A wool-featured fabric with a hand-loomed optic	[ Viszkóz ] Cellulose-based, artificial yarn
[ Webpelz (fun fur) ] A kind of woven fur fabric	[ Brocade] Fabric, originally a kind of silk, developed in the 16th and 17th century in France, Italy and Spain
[ Damask ] Fabric of silk, wool, linen, cotton, or man-made fibers, with a typical pattern formed by the weaving	[ Crepe ] Thin fabric of crinkled texture, woven originally in silk but now available in all major fibers
[ Baize ] An often bright-green cotton or woolen material napped to imitate felt and used chiefly as a cover for gaming tables	[ Cotton ] Thread or cloth manufactured from the fiber of various shrubby plants
[ Fur ] A garment made of or lined with the dressed pelt of a mammal	[ Jeans ] A heavy, strong cotton, used in making uniforms and work clothes
[ Lace ] A delicate fabric made of thin yarn in an open weblike pattern	[ Organza ] A sheer, stiff fabric of silk or synthetic material used for trimming, neckwear, or evening dresses
[ Suede ] Leather with a soft napped surface	[ Velour ] A closely napped fabric resembling velvet, used chiefly for clothing and upholstery
[ Wool ] A material or garment made of the dense, soft, often curly hair of sheep or certain other mammals (like goat or alpaca)	[ Twill ] A diagonal-structured, tight material
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