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Natural Fibers

 Comes from plant or animal sources Cotton Flax- (Linen) WoolSilk

Cotton  Soft, comfortable.  Soft, absorbent, and comfortable.  Wrinkles easily.  Absorbs perspiration quickly.  Strong and durable.   Inexpensive   Does not pill   Blends well

Flax Commonly called Linen  Comes from the Flax plant.  Oldest fiber.  Cool and comfortable.  Wrinkles easily.  Strong, durable and lustrous.

Wool  Hard wearing and absorbs moisture.  Natural insulator.  Does not wrinkle easily.  Traps odors.  Flame resistant

Silk  Versatile and very comfortable.  Absorbs moisture.  Cool to wear in the summer yet warm to wear in winter.  Can be easily dyed.  Retains its shape and is relatively smooth.  Poor resistance to sunlight exposure.  Strongest natural fiber and is lustrous.