Natural fabrics are materials derived from plants, animals, or minerals. They are recommended because they are breathable, biodegradable, and generally more skin-friendly compared to synthetic fabrics. Here are some common natural fabrics and their benefits:

1. Cotton

• Source: Cotton plant
• Why Recommended: Soft, breathable, hypoallergenic, and absorbent. Ideal for warm weather and sensitive skin.

2. Linen

• Source: Flax plant
• Why Recommended: Lightweight, durable, moisture-wicking, and cooling. Perfect for summer wear.

3. Wool

• Source: Sheep, alpacas, goats (e.g., cashmere), and other animals
• Why Recommended: Insulating, moisture-wicking, odor-resistant, and warm. Great for winter clothing.

4. Silk

• Source: Silkworm cocoons
• Why Recommended: Luxurious, smooth, temperature-regulating, and hypoallergenic. Used for high-end clothing and bedding.

5. Hemp

• Source: Hemp plant
• Why Recommended: Strong, durable, naturally UV-resistant, and antibacterial. Becomes softer with wear.

6. Bamboo (in its natural form, not processed as rayon)

• Source: Bamboo plant
• Why Recommended: Soft, moisture-wicking, antibacterial, and eco-friendly when minimally processed.

Why Natural Fabrics Are Recommended Over Synthetics

• Eco-friendly: Biodegradable and renewable.
• Breathable & Comfortable: Allow air circulation, reducing sweat and odor.
• Non-toxic: Free from harmful chemicals often found in synthetic fabrics.
• Durability: Many natural fabrics, like wool and hemp, are long-lasting and improve with wear.