Common Clothes Moth

Indoor environments, particularly dark and undisturbed areas like closets, attics, and under rugs

Larvae feed on animal-derived fibers such as wool, silk, fur, feathers, and leather containing keratin

Adults are weak fliers that avoid light. Larvae spin silken tunnels or mats while feeding on clothing or upholstery

No health risks to humans, but can cause significant economic damage to clothing, carpets, and heritage textile collections