Textiles are mainly divided into three categories: clothing textiles, decorative textiles and industrial textiles.

Clothing textiles include various textile fabrics for making clothing, as well as textile accessories such as sewing thread, elastic band, collar lining, lining, as well as knitted garments, gloves, socks, etc. These products are mainly used for people's daily wear.

Decorative textiles can be divided into indoor products, bedding and outdoor products, including home fabrics, restaurant and bathroom products, such as carpets, sofa covers, chair covers, tapestries, image covers, textiles, curtains, towels, tea towels, tablecloths, handkerchiefs, etc. These products are mainly used for home decoration and personal care.

Industrial textiles have a wide range of uses, including tarpaulins, gun covers, filter cloths, screens, roadbed cloths, etc. These products are mainly used in industrial production and infrastructure construction. ‌

In addition, textiles can be classified in more detail according to raw materials, processing technology, texture and appearance, such as yarn, gauze, satin, silk, spinning, gauze, crepe, brocade, satin, damask, kudzu, woolen, velvet, silk and other fourteen categories. ‌These classifications are based on the fabric's organizational structure, raw materials, processing technology and main uses. ‌