The quality of a uniform depends on factors such as the industry, purpose, and required durability.  

1. Cotton-Based Fabrics

• 100% Cotton – Soft and breathable but wrinkles easily. Suitable for warm climates.
• Cotton Blends (e.g., 65% Polyester, 35% Cotton) – More durable, wrinkle-resistant, and easier to maintain.

2. Polyester-Based Fabrics

• 100% Polyester – Wrinkle-free, durable, and retains color well, making it ideal for school uniforms.
• Polyester-Cotton Blend – Combines the softness of cotton with the durability of polyester.

3. Twill Fabric

• A strong, durable fabric used for pants, skirts, and blazers.

4. Gabardine Fabric

• A tightly woven, wrinkle-resistant fabric used for trousers, skirts, and blazers.

5. Wool & Wool Blends

• Used for blazers and winter uniforms due to its warmth and professional appearance.

6. Rayon Blend

• Soft, smooth, and comfortable, often used in formal uniforms like blouses and skirts.

7. Knitted Fabrics (for Sweaters & Polo Shirts)

• Pique Knit (Poly-Cotton or Cotton-Lycra Blend) – Used for polo shirts, offering a slightly textured feel.
• Acrylic or Wool Blend – Used for sweaters and cardigans to provide warmth.

8. Fleece Fabric

• Used for jackets and sweaters in colder climates.

9. Drill Fabric

• A heavy-duty cotton fabric used in trousers and skirts for extra durability