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How are textiles classified?

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2025-04-27

I. Textile raw materials such as yarn, natural silk, artificial silk, chemical fiber staple fiber, elastic yarn, metal wire, etc.

　　In the narrow sense, textiles refer to the two major categories of woven and knitted fabrics.

　　In the broad sense, textiles encompass the entire process from spinning to weaving to finished products, including:

　　I. Yarns, threads, natural silk, artificial silk, chemical fiber filaments (long and short), elastic yarns, metallic yarns, and other textile raw materials.

　　II. Knitted fabrics, woven fabrics, non-woven fabrics, natural fur fabrics, plastic fabrics, industrial fabrics (textiles used in industrial fields, such as tarpaulins, gun covers, filter cloths, screens, geotextiles), agricultural textiles, etc.

　　III. Clothing, clothing accessories, home textiles, decorative fabrics, gloves, hats, socks, bags, blankets, and other finished products.

　　IV. Other textiles: fabric toys, lighting, handicrafts, plastic products; handmade crochet, tapestry, belts, ropes, ribbons, sewing threads, embroidery threads, and other yarn-based products.

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