A fiber structure includes a knitted structure and a woven structure adjacent to each other, in which the knitted structure is formed by a plurality of first linear bodies, and the woven structure is formed continuously with the knitted structure by the plurality of first linear bodies and a plurality of second linear bodies that intersect with the plurality of first linear bodies and are different from the plurality of first linear bodies.

A wrappable sleeve for routing and protecting an elongate member, against exposure to high temperature, abrasion, fluid ingress, and contamination, has a multilayered wall extending widthwise between opposite edges and extending lengthwise along a longitudinal axis between opposite ends. The wall includes a textile outer layer, a textile inner layer, and an intermediate layer sandwiched between the outer layer and the inner layer. The intermediate layer includes a textile intermediate layer facing the textile inner layer and a silicone-based layer facing the textile outer layer.

A waffle weave floor mat, including a mat body formed by interweaving knitted warp yarns and knitted weft yarns. Both the top surface and the bottom surface of the mat body are divided into grids. Each grid has a resilient concave portion gradually recessing towards the center, and a supporting convex portion is formed between every two resilient concave portions. The knitted warp yarns include bottom warp yarns on the bottom surface of the mat body and main body warp yarns in other positions. The knitted weft yarns include bottom weft yarns on the bottom surface of the mat body and main body weft yarns in other positions. The bottom warp and/or weft yarns are made of long fibers, while the main body warp and weft yarns include short fibers. The bottom warp and weft yarns are coated with an anti-slip coating on a side away from the top surface.