Spun Yarn

Ring spun yarns offer visual, tactile, aesthetic, and elastic properties ideal for circular knitting, weaving, work clothing, apparel textiles, and industrial applications.

Open-end yarn (OE yarn) is a durable, cost-effective yarn produced without a spindle, ideal for textiles, carpets, ropes, clothing, and garments..

Vortex yarn, produced by air-based spinning machines like the Murata Vortex System (MVS), is valued for reduced energy consumption, less hairiness, and enhanced durability, making it ideal for workwear and PPE fabrics.

Polyester cotton blended yarns, combining polyester's easy-care with cotton's moisture absorption, are used in apparel and household items for their durability and breathability, with common ratios including 50/50, 52/48, 65/35, 70/30, and 80/20.

100% cotton fabric, made solely from natural cotton fibers, offers strength, softness, comfort, moisture absorption, heat resistance, and biodegradability, with Ne denoting English yarn count from Ne 10 (thicker) to Ne 120 (finer).

100% viscose yarn, known for its breathability, softness, and durability, comes in yarn counts from Ne 10 to Ne 60, making it versatile for clothing, drapery, upholstery, and linens.

Poly-viscose yarn blends the natural feel of viscose with the ease of care of polyester, offering durability, machine-washability, and a pleasant drape, ideal for hard-wearing garments and commercial settings.

Polyester, a durable synthetic fiber known for its resilience, water repellence, and color retention, excels in clothing, activewear, and home furnishings, enhancing textile strength and flexibility across various applications.

Polyester sewing threads, ranging from Ne 10 to Ne 60, renowned for their superior quality and durability, provide consistent performance in high-speed sewing machines, ideal for companies seeking enduring threads that maintain both aesthetic appeal and structural integrity.

Acrylic yarns, a cost-effective alternative to wool and cotton, offer soft textures and mimic the characteristics of natural fibers, ideal for diverse crafting projects.

Slub yarns, prized for their irregular thick and thin sections, enhance fabric texture and visual appeal across upholstery, fashion, and home textiles, providing designers with a versatile option for creating dynamic surfaces.

Melange yarn, also called heather yarn, is crafted by blending various colored fibers prior to spinning, resulting in a distinctive multi-tonal look ideal for knitwear, sweaters, socks, and other textiles, offering a subtle, blended color effect that adds depth to fabric aesthetics.

Linen, crafted from flax fibers, is prized for its breathability and durability, lending a crisp, cool feel to clothing, bedding, and other textiles, evoking timeless elegance and suitability for warm weather.

Yarn-dyed yarns, dyed before weaving or knitting, offer vibrant colors and superior colorfastness, ideal for clothing, quilting, home decor, and upholstery, enabling intricate designs and consistent coloration.

Fancy yarns, known for their decorative textures, elevate the aesthetic appeal of textiles for clothing, accessories, upholstery, and home decor, adding visual interest and creativity to finished goods.

Modal, derived from beech tree pulp, is prized for its softness, breathability, and sustainability, making it a popular choice for comfortable and versatile clothing like t-shirts, underwear, and activewear, in line with ethical and environmental values.

Bamboo yarn, known for its silky texture, moisture-wicking capabilities, and sustainability, is a preferred choice in clothing, accessories, and home textiles, offering a luxurious feel and hypoallergenic properties ideal for sensitive skin.

TENCEL Lyocell, a sustainable rayon, prized for its softness, breathability, and eco-friendly production, is widely used in clothing, bedding, and home textiles, offering both comfort and environmental sustainability.