Breathability: Fabric density, thickness, and surface shape directly affect breathability. Natural fibers (such as cotton and silk) and regenerated fibers (such as viscose) have excellent breathability, while newer fabrics (such as suede and nylon) offer even better performance, reducing stuffiness and keeping the wearer dry.
Softness: Fiber fineness and texture determine the softness of the fabric. Soft fabrics reduce skin friction and improve wearing comfort, making them especially suitable for work environments requiring prolonged wear.
Moisture Absorption: Knitted materials absorb moisture better than woven materials, quickly absorbing sweat and regulating body temperature, preventing discomfort or skin problems caused by dampness.