description Casemaking clothes moth Overview
The casemaking clothes moth is a small textile pest, usually identified as Tinea pellionella, whose larval stage feeds on animal fibers such as wool, fur, feathers, leather, and felt. Unlike webbing clothes moth larvae, its caterpillar constructs and carries a portable case made partly from the material it eats, often matching the fabric's color. Infestations develop in dark, protected places such as seams, hems, carpet edges, storage containers, and the undersides of furniture, where larvae can damage stored textiles.
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