This document provides a chart comparing the properties, uses, and characteristics of various common fibers used to make fabrics and textiles. It describes cotton as having attractive aesthetics and good durability and comfort. Linen is described as having excellent aesthetics and durability but poor appearance retention. Wool is said to have high durability and comfort as well as high appearance retention. Silk and viscose are both described as having variable aesthetics while silk has high durability and comfort and viscose has poor durability. Nylon and polyester are both described as having excellent durability but poor comfort.