Clothing Moth Larva

Indoor environments, particularly dark, undisturbed areas such as closets, chests, and under furniture.

Keratin-rich animal fibers including wool, silk, fur, feathers, and leather; they also consume lint and dust.

Larvae spin silken tubes or mats for protection while feeding; they avoid light and are the stage responsible for structural damage to textiles.

Significant risk of property damage to clothing and upholstery; no direct health risk to humans, but their presence can lead to costly repairs or replacements.