The virus is mainly spread by droplets and is not suspended in the air alone. It may stay on any material of clothing, but it can survive on woolen fabrics for up to four hours. To prevent infection, the key is not to touch your hands to your mouth, nose and eyes, to wash your hands when you get home, and to disinfect your coat. There is no need to overthink the effect of clothing material and static electricity on virus adsorption, just be comfortable.