The Types segmentation distinguishes natural fiber dressings by structural format and functional enhancement, encompassing gauze, non‑woven, woven, impregnated, and composite sub‑categories. Gauze dressings, primarily cotton and linen, dominate due to low cost and ease of use, contributing roughly 35 % of total sales. Non‑woven variants, often derived from bamboo or hemp, offer superior fluid handling and account for about 25 % of the market, driven by their suitability for exudate‑rich wounds. Woven dressings, such as tightly woven cotton, provide enhanced tensile strength and represent close to 15 % of revenue, favored in surgical settings. Impregnated dressings, where fibers are saturated with agents like silver or alginate, capture around 15 % of the market, reflecting demand for antimicrobial and hemostatic properties. Composite dressings combine multiple fibers and additives, delivering multifunctional performance and contributing the remaining 10 %. This detailed market taxonomy of types clarifies each sub‑type’s role in the overall market composition.