Textile classification covers three dimensions — material, process and use — useful for purchasing decisions and product development.
By material
- Natural fibers: cotton, linen, silk, wool
- Synthetic fibers: acrylic, polyester, nylon, spandex
- Regenerated fibers: viscose, modal, Tencel
- Blends: two or more fibers combined for balanced properties
By process
- Knitted fabric: interlocked loops — elastic, breathable, comfortable (warp & weft knitting)
- Woven fabric: warp × weft — structured, dimensionally stable (plain, twill, satin)
- Non-woven: bonded fibers — e.g. needle-punched felt
By use
- Apparel: outerwear, underwear, sportswear, workwear
- Home: bedding, curtains, carpets, towels
- Industrial: filtration, geotextiles, medical textiles, automotive interiors
Yarn categories
Fancy yarn (decorative), cotton yarn (breathable, skin-friendly), velvet yarn (warm and thick), fabric strip yarn (bags and mats), finished yarn (dyed and set). Jinse Textile covers all major categories with 100+ products for most applications.