Textile of choice?

YoshoKatana

A lot of dry clean only garments can be hand washed easily, especially if they are cotton or wool. Leather / Suede are the hardest fabrics to clean, and cost a ton of money. You have to take them to a specialty cleaner, which usually charges 3-4x the dry cleaning price of similarly sized items.

Also, bamboo sheets are amazing, yet slightly more expensive than cotton. I don't know why anyone would ever get polyester/mixed (60/40) sheets, ever. And for winter, it's flannel all the way.

jcc

A lot of dry clean only garments can be hand washed easily, especially if they are cotton or wool. Leather / Suede are the hardest fabrics to clean, and cost a ton of money. You have to take them to a specialty cleaner, which usually charges 3-4x the dry cleaning price of similarly sized items.

Wool gives me more trouble than leather.

Here is how I clean leather:

I brush off anything caked on with a brush. I get some saddle soap and give it a sponge bath. I dry it off. I get some leather oil and give it a good oiling. Hooray! My leather is good to use again.

Luke Burrage

I have two tuxedos made from wool. But are very nice to wear. I have a third which is a blend of wool and some synthetic material which is lighter but creases more easily, meaning I have to iron it more when I travel.

kiwi_bird

Cords, cotton and linen.

Bobblun

You forgot one option that is my personal favorite....rubber.

But seriously cotton is nice. I also like linen from time to time.

SinCityJae

Gotta go with Rym on this one Linen rocks!

Victor Frost

I hate wearing silk clothing, it feels so weird when it moves against the skin. I shudder when I think about it. On the other hand, I do like silk clothing on women. Women just look so sexy in silk.

My current textile of choice is cotton for normal clothes and linen for more formal clothes.

SuxoR

Nothing beats a comfortable green linen shirt :]

Or undies for that matter :P