As the fabrics are woven, the weft and warp parallel yarns, called warp, are interconnected in a direction perpendicular to each other to form a knit. The weft threads are the transverse threads of the fabric. They're not held too stretched. The warp yarns are the yarns that are longitudinal to the fabric and are more resistant to tension.

Fabrics are produced in different structures and textures by using different raw materials for different purposes. Therefore, the fabrics are generally divided into three groups as natural fibers, artificial fibers and mixed fibers. However, these fibers are blended in various proportions to produce yarns of very different properties and naturally different fabric combinations are produced. Today, every trend in the textile industry has a fabric counterpart.

Today, various fabrics are produced for use in home textiles. Among these, color, texture, pattern properties as well as stain retention, durability and fireproof properties are more common in daily life. The main types of fabrics used in home textiles are: satin, alpaca, Bursa linen, Havana linen, Panama linen, tapestry, Ödemiş silk, silk organza, soft, polyester woven, classical tulle, organza tulle and local fabrics.

Some of these fabrics and fabric combinations are also used in bed clothes. Considering that textile products are the most highly flammable and flammable materials in the event of fire, it is important that bed clothes are produced from fireproof or late flammable fabrics.

Combustion tests of fabric and fabric combinations used in bed clothes by various accredited laboratories are also performed. In these tests, laboratories are based on the following standard:

• BS 5722 Specification for combustion performance of fabrics and combinations of fabrics used in nightwear

Most of these laboratories have a strong technological infrastructure and trained staff.