Bamboo fiber is a cellulosic fiber that is regenerated from bamboo plant. It is a great prospective green fiber with outstanding biodegradable textile material, having strength comparable to conventional glass fibers. Bamboo used for fiber preparation is usually 3–4 years old

camel hair, animal fibre obtained from the camel and belonging to the group called specialty hair fibres. The most satisfactory textile fibre is gathered from camels of the Bactrian type. Such camels have protective outer coats of coarse fibre that may grow as long as 15 inches (40 cm).

Angora wool comes from the fur of Angora rabbits. The fiber has a very thin, fine diameter and has a halo-like effect of fur around each strand, which creates a shiny quality on any items made with Angora.

PET Chips are widely used in the Textile industry and are most commonly known as Textile Grade PET chips. These textile grade PET Chips are mainly used for making Polyester Filament Yarn like PTY, FDY and Staple Fiber, which are widely used in the Textile Industry.