Clothing moth (larva or damage signs)

Indoor environments, specifically dark areas like closets, drawers, and storage bins where woolen or natural fabrics are kept.

Animal-based fibers including wool, silk, fur, feathers, and leather, as well as lint and dust containing animal hair.

The larvae spin silken tubes or mats (visible as white threads or webbing) while feeding. They avoid light and prefer undisturbed, dark locations.

Economic pest that causes significant damage to clothing, upholstery, and carpets. They pose no direct health risk to humans but can destroy expensive natural textiles.