Garments are defined as fragile if they are at risk from damage during transportation, cleaning, or certain storage processes. Usually, tags, clothing order slips, or special care instructions will be included with items made of fragile fabrics. In these instructions, companies will clearly label fragile fabrics so that you can care for them properly. Usually, fragile garments will be made by hand, composed of delicate materials, or woven with natural fibers such as silk. These garments can be beautiful and valuable but often also require special care, storage, and handling. A few of the most delicate fabrics that may be labeled as fragile include: Chiffon, Moire, Most sheer fabrics, Ninon, Lace (and Bobbin lace), Silk, Rajshahi silk, and embroidered, Tussar.