Knitted fabrics are used in the garment industry as interlinings and linings. Depending on the intended purpose, they can be utilized to maintain shape, prevent creasing, and improve functionality. For instance, they can be employed as waterproof membranes and intermediate thermal linings.

Plush fabric, second only to cotton, is the go-to choice for warmth in clothing materials. High-density plush fabric boasts a skin-friendly texture and offers waterproof and windproof properties. Faux fur, in addition to providing excellent warmth, has an attractive appearance. Increasingly, people are choosing synthetic fur for its superior insulation and cost-effectiveness, as well as its reduced ecological impact compared to natural fur production.

Webbing, a narrow or tubular fabric made of yarn, is widely used as an accessory in clothing, shoes, and hats. It serves a decorative function, elevating the overall style of garments, and is an integral part of clothing design.