Clothes moths are small insects belonging to the family Tineidae. They are typically about 1/2 inch long and have a wingspan of around 1 inch. These moths are known for their larvae, which feed on natural fibers found in clothing, carpets, and upholstery, causing damage to these materials. The two most common species are the Webbing Clothes Moth and the Casemaking Clothes Moth. Adult moths do not eat; instead, they lay eggs in dark, undisturbed areas. The larvae hatch and begin to consume fibers, particularly those made from wool, silk, and cashmere, leading to holes and deterioration in fabrics.