This work reports on the design and analysis of a star-shaped, wideband textile antenna utilizing a poly-cotton substrate and conductive fabric, integrated with a coplanar waveguide feed (PCSWTA). The antenna is constructed using a substrate of size 70 × 80 × 0.7 mm3 and operates over a broad frequency spectrum, ranging from 1.35 GHz to 10.8 GHz, achieving an impedance bandwidth of 9.5 GHz and a maximum gain of 4.8 dBi. The proposed antenna supports multiple wireless communication standards, including GSM, 5G (n77, n78, n79), WiMAX, satellite, and Wireless Body Area Network (WBAN) applications. To assess its suitability for wearable scenarios, the operational characteristics of the antenna were analyzed by mounting it on human hand and leg phantom models employing CST Microwave Studio. The measured specific absorption rate (SAR) values on the hand model were 0.118, 0.328, 0.655, and 0.804 W/kg, and on the leg model were 0.173, 0.496, 0.686, and 0.833 W/kg at frequencies of 1.9, 2.4, 3.5, and 9 GHz, respectively, remaining within the safe exposure limits. Furthermore, the antenna's radiation characteristics under mechanical deformation were investigated, where bending along both the x- and y-axes demonstrated minimal variation in the radiation pattern, confirming its mechanical robustness. Experimental measurements of gain, efficiency, and radiation patterns conducted in an anechoic chamber exhibited strong agreement with the simulated results, validating the antenna's effectiveness for wearable and off-body communication applications.
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