Non-woven fabrics are materials made from fibers that are bonded together without weaving or knitting. Instead of traditional methods, these fabrics are created through processes like heat, chemical, or mechanical bonding. This makes them versatile and suitable for various applications, such as in medical supplies, filters, and household items. These fabrics are often lightweight, durable, and can be produced in large quantities. They are commonly used in products like disposable face masks, baby diapers, and geotextiles for landscaping. Non-woven fabrics are also eco-friendly, as many can be made from recycled materials or are biodegradable.