Interactive fabrics are textiles that incorporate technology to respond to stimuli, such as touch, light, or sound. These fabrics can change color, produce sound, or even connect to devices, making them versatile for various applications, including fashion, healthcare, and home decor. The development of interactive fabrics often involves integrating sensors and conductive materials, allowing them to communicate with electronic devices. This innovation opens up new possibilities for wearable technology, such as smart clothing that can monitor health metrics or interactive costumes that enhance performances through visual effects.