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Lyocell Silk Blended Yarn 30/1 – 92% Lyocell / 8% Silk Cool-Touch Dyed Cone Yarn
Lyocell silk cooling yarn in 30/1, made from 92% lyocell and 8% mulberry silk.
- Spinning process: Compact siro spun
- Yarn count: 30/1 (customizable)
- Fiber composition: 92% lyocell / 8% mulberry silk
- Yarn form: Dyed cone yarn for knitting
- MOQ: From 1 kg per color
- Packaging: Carton packing
Lyocell Silk Cooling Yarn, Dyed on Cone for Knitting
COOLSILK is a lyocell silk cooling yarn in 30/1, made from 92% lyocell and 8% mulberry silk and dyed on cone for knitting. Knitters choose it when a smoother hand feel and a cool-touch finish matter more than a basic cotton or viscose yarn.
Specifications
| Product | COOLSILK lyocell silk blended yarn |
| Fiber composition | 92% lyocell / 8% mulberry silk |
| Yarn count | 30/1 (customizable) |
| Spinning process | Compact siro spun |
| Yarn form | Dyed cone yarn for knitting |
| Color options | Natural white, bleached, red, blue, green, yellow, purple, cyan, mixed; custom shades matched to your color card |
| MOQ | From 1 kg per color |
| Packaging | Carton packing |
| Lead time | Stock: 1–2 days after confirmation; Custom: 3–15 days after confirmation |
Why This Blend Works
Lyocell keeps the surface clean and soft. Mulberry silk lifts the hand feel so the yarn reads more premium than a plain viscose or cotton. If you are weighing lyocell against modal or Tencel, this comparison breaks down the differences.
| What to check | Common pain points | How COOLSILK helps |
|---|---|---|
| Hand feel | 100% lyocell or viscose can feel flat after dyeing; lot-to-lot variation raises claim risk | Silk adds a smoother, more premium touch while lyocell keeps the surface clean |
| Cool-touch claim | Chemical cooling finishes can wash out or feel uneven across colors | Cool-touch comes from fiber choice; validate with your own test method and fabric structure |
| Shade control | Shade drift between lots causes rework and delays | Shade-card based matching; lock the target with a lab dip before bulk |
| Pilling in knits | Short-staple or low-stability yarns drive returns | Compact siro spun structure improves stability; final results depend on gauge and finishing |
| MOQ | High MOQ per shade blocks new SKUs | Start from 1 kg per color for sampling and small batches |
| Lead time | Fixed-schedule mills cause missed launch windows | Stock ships in 1–2 days; custom runs in 3–15 days |
What You Can Verify Before Ordering
We keep the buying process to things you can confirm and repeat: the spec, the shade workflow, and the order terms.
- Spec: 92% lyocell / 8% silk, 30/1, compact siro spun.
- Shade control: Confirm by shade card and approve the target before bulk. This cuts re-dye and re-knit risk.
- Low-risk trial: Start from 1 kg per color to check knitting behavior before scaling.
- Clear lead times: Stock and custom windows are confirmed on order, so planning stays realistic.
How to Order and Get a Quote
Pricing depends on yarn count, shade requirements, quantity per color, and delivery schedule. We quote against your exact specification.
| Order type | Quantity | Best for | Cost tip |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sampling / shade approval | From 1 kg per color | Knitting trial, hand-feel check, shade confirmation | Group shades and lock one yarn count |
| Small batch | Multi-color small lots | New SKUs, test markets | Confirm shade card references early |
| Bulk | Higher volume per color | Steady replenishment | Align ship window and packing marks |
For a faster quote, send:
- Yarn count (30/1 or your target count)
- Color list (shade card reference) and quantity per color
- Target market and required test method, if any
- Preferred shipping window and destination
Packaging and Logistics
- Packaging: Carton packing to reduce cone deformation in handling.
- Labeling (recommended): Composition, yarn count, color code, lot number, net weight, carton count.
- Planning: Share destination and shipping preference; we align packing marks and dispatch timing.
If your knitting line is shade-sensitive, keep lots separated and label cartons clearly. Warehouse picking is faster and errors drop.
FAQ
Is this lyocell silk cooling yarn suitable for next-to-skin knits?
It is a strong option: lyocell feels smooth and silk improves the hand feel. The final touch still depends on fabric construction, so test with your target gauge and finishing route.
How do I specify color to reduce shade rework?
Use a physical shade card reference and approve the target before bulk. Keep the yarn count and knitting parameters consistent for repeat orders.
Do I need a special finish to claim “cool-touch”?
Not always. The right fiber choice alone can support a cool-touch position. If you need a specific Q-max target, share the test method so we evaluate against the same standard.
Can you customize the yarn count beyond 30/1?
Yes. 30/1 is our standard and the count is customizable to match different gauges and fabric weights. Looking for a 30s version instead? See the 30s COOLSILK sock yarn.
How should I evaluate pilling risk for a compact siro spun yarn?
Use your buyer’s required pilling method and target grade. Compact siro spun structure helps stability, but gauge, stitch type, and finishing still drive the result.
What is the fastest sampling path for wholesalers?
Start from 1 kg per color, knit a small panel, confirm shade and hand feel, then scale with the same spec. This protects your launch window and keeps claims low.
What should I include in the RFQ to speed up confirmation?
Send yarn count, shade card references, quantity per color, required tests (if any), and your target ship date. The quote then matches your real buying conditions.
















