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COTTON – Cotton is a very light and breathable fabric. Used in jacket linings it is beloved because it's heavy and sturdy. It’s also a great option for sensitive skin, as it is safe and hypoallergenic. Cotton wicks moisture to help keep you cool when it’s warm outside.
Silk – This is a great choice if you want something warm and fancy. It is a soft and shiny fabric that can add a very stylish and classy touch to any jacket. But silk is also more fragile than other fabrics, so it requires special attention when laundering and wearing.
Polyester – This is a very common material for most jackets linings. It’s inexpensive, durable and available in plenty of bright colors and fun patterns. Polyester is also really durable, so it can withstand a lot of wear and tear over time and still look nice.
Rayon – Rayon fabric is breathable and free resists wrinkling it drapes well and does not harm the body. That makes it a good option for jackets you would like to wear often. Rayon is also combined fiber with gew fabrics to make its more stronger fiber and also give you a compounds benefit like durability and comfort.
In terms of selecting the liner, it all comes down to what you need and what you prefer. You should consider where you live, how much you want to spend and what style of jacket you want. If, for example, you live in a warm area, perhaps cotton or a cotton blend is what’s best for you. In contrast, silk is a very nice material that makes your jacket look more elegant and special.
For instance, a wool jacket with a cotton lining will keep you warm on a cold day. A polyester lining will help shield you from the wind and rain, so it makes your jacket something you’d actually wear. A silk lining gives a touch of luxury if you want your suit jacket to look elegant. Furthermore, rayon, or cotton-lined ones will allow you to keep cool when the weather's warm outside.
Pick Matching colors – If you are going to choose a fabric to use for the lining choose one that looks good with the outside of the jacket You want to avoid colors or patterns that clash or that don’t go together nicely. A coordinated lining can elevate a jacket to the next level.