poleyester
Make do and mend.
Clothes came from the same places they came from before WW2 but their supply was influenced like every other commodity not essential to fighting to win the war. Clothing manufactorers that produced clothes for civilians before the war would have switched to fulfilling Government contracts for Uniforms for masses of Men and Women in the Armed Forces. British Civilians were encouraged to "Make Do and Mend" to reduce the demand on these clothes manufactoring industries whose materials (such as Cotton) would largly have had to come from abroad (such as India) as British industry was geared towards manfuacturing and exporting commodities back to the countries where the raw materials had been imported from (for a profit). Space on Shipping would have been at a premium as there was a shortage of Ships and a priority given to importing War Materials. On the whole, Wartime industries carried on as they had until they had their workforce conscripted, their factories were bombed or they became unprofitable through scarcity of materials or inability to access markets.
Yes
The U.S. government controlled almost everything during World War I. Factories that produced clothing were told by the War Industries Board that they had to make uniforms. Even toy makers were told that they couldn't use tin in their toys so that it could be used in making war materials like weapons.
Patched and refashioned clothes. Make do, Wear it out. Use it up. Do without. The major rules of wartime economization at home.
different materials come from different parts of the world make clothes due to the materials they can provide
animal clothes
wool
cottonWoolGabardineChiffonTaffetaCrepeTwillNylonDenim
Soft
animal clothes
white shirt sizzers black materials white shirt sizzers black materials
T shirts, jean and sneakers. They use cloth materials to make clothes
The Australian aboriginal people wore no clothes.
One of the cheapest materials for making clothes would be cotton. Alternatively there are many synthetic fibers which are used to make cheaper clothes.
paperr
Mainly steel, which is still the most common material.