Nylon is one of the most used fabric materials because of its quality and durability. The fibers that makeup nylon are non-absorbent and smooth, causing items that are constructed of this fiber to dry quickly. Nylon resists dirt well and it does not become weakened by chemicals or sweat. High temperatures are able to melt nylon. It is a synthetic material, therefore it does not get molded. It is waterproof, dries quickly and its polyamide structure makes it ideal for outdoor, lightweight clothing.

Spandex proves to be lightweight and comfortable to wear, resistant to perspiration, has great elasticity, and is durable and strong. Spandex is a synthetic fabric that is prized for its elasticity. The exceptional elasticity of spandex fibers increases the clothing's pressure comfort, enhancing the ease of body movements.  Known for its "moisture-wicking" technology and does not show sweat. Spandex can be stretched over 500% without breaking its form.

Cotton is the world's favourite natural fibre for its beauty, comfort, durability and versatility. Cotton has many advantages, such as its ability to control moisture, insulate, provide comfort and it is also hypoallergenic, weather-proof and is a durable fabric. Cotton is naturally absorbent and doesn't show perspiration like synthetics do and it helps keep you dry naturally. One of the strongest natural fibers around, cotton is more durable and resistant than other fabrics. This strength allows it to withstand constant wear without wearing out. Its fibers are 30% stronger when wet making it resistant to tear or damage.

Silk is a natural fiber known for its luster, shine, strength, and durability. Silk is a natural fiber produced by insects as a material for their nests and cocoons. Made primarily of a protein called fibroin, silk is known for its shine and softness. Silk is incredibly soft with a flattering sheen, giving it a high-end and luxurious appeal. It is also one of the strongest natural fibers, though some of its strength diminishes upon getting wet. Silk is often blended with other fibers, such as cotton, and elasticity for added sturdiness. The material’s flexibility makes it ideal for garments and upholstery and asorbency. Silk is one of the most absorbent fabrics, therefore it handles moisture well in clothing items.

Polyester fabric is durable. It tends to stretch without tearing. It is resistant to abrasion and normal wear and tear, and doesn’t easily pill like other natural fibers. Polyester fabric is water resistant: Don’t forget, polyester is a plastic and is therefore hydrophobic. When exposed to water, polyester generally repels the liquid causing droplets to form on the surface rather than absorbing moisture into the clothing. Polyester fabric holds its shape and color. This is good for both clothing manufacturers and consumers. For the seller, textural elements like pleats can be added to clothing easily and polyester also takes on dyes very well. For the buyer, this means vibrant and wrinkle-resistant clothing. Polyester blends very well with other natural or synthetic fiber choices

Recycled materials are just as good as virgin materials, if not better, but takes less resources to make. Recycled materials are almost the same as virgin materials in terms of quality, but its production requires 59 percent less energy compared to virgin materials. Recycling clothes reduces pollution and environmental harm. Natural fiber materials (cotton, linen, wool, etc) that are tossed become methane factories that spew greenhouse gases into our atmosphere and contribute to climate change.