1. Soft fabric
Soft fabrics are generally thin and light, with a good sense of drape, smooth lines, and natural silhouettes. Soft fabrics mainly include knitted fabrics and silk fabrics with loose fabric structure and soft linen fabrics. Soft knitting fabrics often use straight and simple shapes to reflect the beautiful curves of the human body in clothing design; silk, hemp and other fabrics are more loose and pleated, showing the flow of fabric lines.
2. Very cool fabric
The crisp fabric has clear lines and a sense of volume, which can form a plump silhouette. Commonly used are cotton cloth, polyester-cotton cloth, corduroy, linen, and various medium-thick wool and chemical fiber fabrics. Such fabrics can be used in designs that highlight the accuracy of clothing modeling, such as suits and suits.

3. Glossy fabric
The glossy fabric surface is smooth and can reflect bright light, with a shining feeling. Such fabrics include fabrics with satin texture. It is most commonly used in night dresses or stage performance clothes to produce a gorgeous and dazzling strong visual effect. Glossy fabrics have a wide range of modeling freedom in dress performances, and can have simple designs or more exaggerated styles.
4. Thick and heavy fabrics
Thick and heavy fabrics are thick and scratchy, and can produce stable styling effects, including all kinds of thick woolen and quilted fabrics. The fabric has a sense of body expansion, and it is not appropriate to use pleats and accumulations too much. In the design, the A and H shapes are the most appropriate.
5. Transparent fabric
The transparent fabric is light and transparent, with an elegant and mysterious artistic effect. Including cotton, silk, chemical fiber fabrics, such as georgette, satin silk, chemical fiber lace, etc. In order to express the transparency of the fabric, the commonly used lines are naturally full and rich in H-shaped and round table-shaped design shapes.