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Suit material refers to the fabric used for tailored suits, often distinguished by its fiber type (e.g., wool, cotton, linen, or synthetic blends), weave (e.g., twill, plain, herringbone), weight (light to heavyweight), and finish (e.g., worsted or combed). Key attributes include durability, texture, breathability, color, pattern, luster, and drape. The choice of suit material often considers occasion, climate, and personal style.