* hover a marked textile's name for notable sourcing quirks.

Data source table

The raw numbers behind every chart above, one row per textile — color is a heatmap on top of the real value, not a replacement for it. Each column's color scales against only the textiles currently in view. Flammability is the one column where lower is better; every other column is higher-is-better. Insulation - Cold uses a blue scale and Insulation - Heat a red scale instead of the shared teal, so which is which reads at a glance. Columns marked † (Max Hit Points, Armor - Sharp, Armor - Heat, Flammability) are colored around a fixed ×1.00 midpoint rather than the column's own min/max — many materials sit exactly at that "unmodified item" baseline, so it renders as neutral gray rather than misleadingly "good" or "bad" just because a couple of outliers sit on one side of it. Armor - Blunt isn't marked † — every textile in the game sits at or below ×1.00 for it, so a "worse than average" framing would just paint the whole column red; instead, an exact ×0.00 on that column (every basic wool fabric, plus Cloth) is highlighted the same yellow as a † column's worst case, since it's a hard floor — apparel made from it can never have blunt armor, regardless of the base item — not merely a weak value.