Technical Textile is a fiber product made for non-commercial aesthetic purposes, in which function is the main criteria. Technical textiles consist of synthetic fabrics for automotive applications, medical textiles, geotextiles, and textile protective clothing. The most commonly used fabrics in these applications include automotive seat covers, floor mats, car floor mats, underseat coverings, console covers, and steering wheel covers. In addition, there are many other uses of technical fabrics.

Automotive Technical Textiles include floor mats, steering wheel covers, car floor protectors, and splash guards. Medical textile items are also manufactured for medical applications. Such items may include gowns, bandages, towels, gloves, and face masks. Geotextile is an application commonly seen in the automotive and industrial fields. This technical textile refers to the synthetic fibers that are woven into fabrics to provide strength, durability, stretchability, and resistance to wear. Applications involving stretchability have become very important in the last ten years. These advances have helped to make textile products much more convenient to use and more appealing to the eye. A common stretchable textile is a denim. Denim is often used in jeans, T-shirts, jackets, and dress shirts. Another common stretchable textile is spandex, used in athletic garments such as soccer uniforms, tracksuits, and hockey pads.

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