Here's a description of your product prices categorized by fabric type, starting from standard and moving to premium wool: Standard Fabric: This is the most affordable category, offering high-quality fabrics at an entry-level price point. The price for standard fabric is typically lower due to its composition, which may include synthetic fibers blended with cotton or polyester. This fabric is suitable for everyday wear or budget-conscious customers without sacrificing durability or comfort. Semi Wool Fabric: Moving up in price, semi wool fabric combines a blend of wool with other fibers such as polyester or acrylic. It offers a balance between comfort, breathability, and durability at a slightly higher price than standard fabric. This category provides more warmth and softness than standard fabric, making it ideal for customers seeking more premium features without the full investment in pure wool. Wool Fabric: Wool fabric is a step up in quality and price. Made from 100% wool, it offers superior warmth, softness, and breathability. This fabric is often used in higher-end clothing and is more expensive due to the quality of the material. Customers willing to invest in this category will enjoy a luxurious feel and enhanced durability for seasonal or special garments. Premium Wool Fabric: The most expensive category, premium wool fabric is crafted from the finest quality wool, such as merino or cashmere blends. This fabric is not only the softest and most breathable but also has exceptional thermal regulation properties. The price for premium wool is the highest due to the premium sourcing of materials, expert craftsmanship, and the luxurious feel it provides. Ideal for high-end fashion items, customers who opt for premium wool expect durability, luxury, and superior comfort. Each fabric category is priced based on its quality, composition, and intended use, ensuring that there’s a suitable option for every budget and customer preference.