Fabrics for military use combine high durability, shielding properties (EMI/RF protection), antistatic features, and resistance to environmental impacts. They are used in the production of tactical clothing, protective gear, inserts for uniforms, and equipment covers. Ideal for areas with high electromagnetic exposure or field conditions.

Technological fabrics serve specific functions: shielding from radio waves, conductivity, antistatic properties, and environmental resistance. They are used in medical, laboratory, engineering, IT, and industrial fields — for Faraday pouches, technical textiles, protective inserts, interior linings, and more. These fabrics are characterized by precise composition, functionality, and structural stability.

Civilian fabrics focus on comfort, hygiene, and aesthetics. Thanks to the presence of natural fibers such as cotton, modal, or lyocell, they are breathable, hypoallergenic, and pleasant to the touch. Silver or copper in the composition provides an antibacterial effect. These fabrics are used for sewing underwear, pajamas, children's textiles, everyday clothing, and home interiors.