For me it's anything 3D, crushed, bouclé, or included metallic fibre- patent and suede mostyl for accessories. Quilted, boiled wool, too. Oh ribbed cotton and linen for summer!

Texture is important to me. I love fabrics that are soft and/or have some depth and perhaps a subtle shine. Velvet, velour, taffeta, lurex, leather, suede, fur, corduroy, soft denim, boucle, woven wool, flannel, cable knits, ribbed knits, viscose, silk, eyelet and crochet are among my favourites.

Y fall origes are suede or velvet followed closely by ubby natural linen for summer.

I think a lot about texture since my wardrobe consists of mostly solid neutral or solid color pieces. My preferred textures are fairly uniform and smooth and may vary from matte to shiny. I think a lot about how an item drapes. For example, I like some “fluffy” knits if the knit is sleek, thin and compact. Some fluffy items are too bulky and stiff. The same is true of some knits although there is much variety in texture among my knit items ie. ribs, cables, tweed, varied yarn stitch patterns, etc. I particularly love cashmere for its uniform soft matte texture that looks great in juxtaposition with denim, woven wool or light weight and delicate fabrics. I prefer crepe, georgette or chiffon over tulle or organza which seem stiff and to my eye add bulk. I enjoy jersey knits of all sorts, and fine woven cotton or wool with some drape. Fine grain leather, snake skin, suede and patent leather are also good. I consider my jewelry when thinking of texture in my wardrobe. Sharp or smooth edges, shiny or matte metal and stone, etc. I like velvet however it collects lint too easily for my taste. Lace can work if the pattern is geometric and uniform, not floral. In contrast, I do not like croc textures which are too course for my taste. I also do not love rough or coarsely woven denim or nubby linen. I have never owned any brocade piece's. I think it’s beautiful and wonder if I would like it? Quilting is tricky since it adds bulk, however I enjoy the texture of down puffer jackets and I have some quilted but still sleek appearing leather boots as well…..

Anything that's not itchy !!

Natural fabrics are really important to me, as is a good "feel" in a fabric. Visually I tend to be attracted to the two extremes texture-wise: chunky nits and swede on one side, smooth silk velvet and satin on the other.

Carla, I would like to add that brocade sounds interesting to me because of its "three-dimensional" look.

I must admit that I first and foremost associate brocade with formal wear, and though a brocade waistcoat could be a fun, playful addition to my occasion wardrobe, I don't intend to buy partywear this year, as I am mainly staying at home, caring for my old parents.

However, I suppose that brocade can also be found in everyday/casual items, and perhaps your photos were meant to illustrate this, but unfortunately they are so dark on my screen that I can hardly see the brocade. Thank you for the inspo anyway.

I'm not sure this counts as texture because I'm more into fabric and colour than texture. Soooooo, FWIW, my faves are cashmere, silk, crisp cotton, tweed, lace, and bouclé wool.