Do clothes moths have predators?

I don’t think I ve got any real wool clothes so that’s probably why I ve never had any ?

you may be onto something there midgey
I've not tried camphor oil venall. I am a bit sceptical since lavender bags, strong smelling soap and cedar balls have been as much use as trying to wave a magic wand.

No Bluebelle, the naphthalene balls we remember so well are not sold any more. I think they poison people as well as moths.
Part of the problem is that we tend to wash our clothes on a cool wash which doesn't kill the eggs, which hatch into larvae which do the damage, Once you see a moth - and they are tiny- it's too late , the damage is done. The adults have no mouths. They are looking for a mate to start the whole cycle.
I know I'm not alone because I went into Lakeland looking for some of the traps and when I asked, a queue formed! I was told moths are endemic in the flats in the city.
Just as I think I'm winning, I see another blighter.
I think you may be safe Roseleah if you wear and wash your clothes regularly.

I think their only real predator is a vacuum cleaner!

Have you tried Camphor oil .

I ve never had any ?
Can’t you get moth balls any more ?

I shall watch this and see what the responses are. I have loads of these little moths in my dwelling, and I have a lot of wool and silk clothing, but none get chewed. I presumed it was because of the lavender bags I use.