They are fabrics designed by imitating the characteristic appearance and texture of the natural fiber called linen. Linen is a natural fiber obtained from the fibers of the flax plant and has been widely used in clothing and home textiles throughout history. Linen fiber generally has a relatively smooth surface, providing a naturally light and cool feel.

This type of fabric refers to a composite fabric consisting of a mixture of acrylic and polyester two materials. Acrylic fibers have the property of being light, soft and warm. It also has a high color retention, meaning that the colors do not tend to fade. Poliester is a type of synthetic fiber and is widely used for its durability, wrinkle resistance and easy care properties. Poliester fibers dry quickly, hold color well and generally provide elasticity.

Velvet is a type of fabric that has a soft texture and smooth surface, often offering a luxurious and elegant appearance. Velvet fabric has been a preferred material throughout history, especially in palaces and in the clothing of noble families. Shiny fabrics are usually made of materials such as silk, satin, chiffon. Such fabrics have a glossy surface thanks to the high yarn density and special weaving techniques.