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Spun and Filament Yarns for Knitting and Weaving

Our yarn range covers the counts and blends Bangladeshi knitters, weavers and sweater factories use every day. Each lot is supplied with a mill test report and a pre-shipment sample on request.

Our Yarn Range

Yarn types, count or denier ranges, blends and typical uses
Yarn TypeRangeBlends and OptionsBest For
Ring Spun and Compact10s to 80s Ne100% combed or carded compact cotton, Better Cotton, organic cotton; single, double and multi-plyKnitting and weaving
Air-Jet Vortex (MVS)20s to 60s Ne100% viscose, PV, PC, 100% MicroModalKnits that need a clean surface and very low pilling
Polyester Filament50D to 600DDTY, FDY, recycled GRS DTY, cationic dyeable (CDP), dope-dyed black and colorsSportswear, linings, home textiles
Nylon FilamentOn requestNylon 6 and nylon 6.6Athletic and seamless apparel
Sweater and Novelty3GG to 16GGCashmere-like acrylic, cotton/acrylic, acrylic/wool; chenille, feather, bouclé, melange, air-blownFlat-knit sweaters
Core-Spun StretchOn requestCotton/spandex, poly/spandexStretch denim and twill

Why Vortex Yarn?

Vortex yarn is spun with air jets instead of a ring. The result is a cleaner fabric surface, very low pilling and strong abrasion resistance. It suits basics that must look new after many washes.

Why Compact Yarn?

Compact spinning reduces hairiness and raises yarn strength. Fabrics knit or woven from compact yarn feel smoother and print more sharply.