Heat Generating Brushed Yarn for Socks | 13S Cone Yarn

Heat generating brushed yarn delivers warmth, softness, and vibrant colors in one high-performance yarn system for sock and knitwear buyers.Many factories lose time in trial runs because yarn looks good on cone but underperforms on machine. This 13S compact siro cone yarn addresses that gap with a practical blend: 8% wool for thermal touch, 40% nylon for strength and runnability, and 52% acrylic for softness and color expression.

Heat Generating Brushed Yarn vs Standard Brushed Yarn

Comparison Point	Standard Market Option	Our Heat Generating Brushed Yarn	Buyer Impact
Warmth + Weight Balance	Often needs higher bulk to feel warm	Delivers warm touch while keeping wearable structure	Helps reduce “too thick” customer feedback
Handfeel Stability	Surface can feel fluffy but inconsistent after knitting	Soft feel stays more consistent across sock and sweater programs	Improves end-product comfort consistency
Color Brightness	Shade can look flat after knitting/finishing	Supports bright and cleaner color presentation	Better visual sell-through in seasonal collections
Running Performance	More uneven behavior in fast machine operation	Compact siro structure supports smoother feeding	Less downtime and fewer re-run risks
Pilot Order Flexibility	Commonly higher per-color entry quantity	Starts from 1 kg per color	Faster product validation with lower risk

Why Buyers Choose Our Program

Wholesalers and sourcing teams care about reliability, not slogans. So we run this brushed yarn for socks and sweaters with a control-first approach:

• Technical-first communication: you receive clear count, blend, twist, linear density, and usage guidance before order locking.
• Sample-to-bulk consistency focus: shade card confirmation happens before bulk planning, reducing color mismatch risk.
• Low-risk entry: MOQ from 1 kg per color supports fast sampling and controlled launch testing.
• Production-aligned lead time: stock and custom timelines are defined early, so your knitting schedule stays predictable.
• Factory-use orientation: the yarn is developed for real machine behavior, not only showroom appearance.

If you are preparing A/W lines, early spec lock means faster booking and fewer delivery conflicts later in the season.

Product Parameters

Parameter	Specification
Product Type	Heat generating brushed yarn for socks and sweaters
Spinning Process	Compact siro spinning
Yarn Count	13S (1/13, customizable)
Fiber Composition	8% Wool / 40% Nylon / 52% Acrylic
Yarn Form	Cone yarn
Twist	740
Linear Density	11–20 tex
Knitting Reference	18G application reference
Color	White, beige, pink, and custom shade-card colors
Main Use	Socks, sweaters, and other knitwear applications

Wholesale Policy & Pricing Framework

Item	Current Rule	Buyer Benefit
MOQ	1 kg per color	Low-risk pilot and quick style testing
Pricing Method	Quoted by kg based on confirmed spec	Easier supplier comparison on the same technical basis
Main Price Drivers	Blend ratio, count, color complexity, volume, delivery window	Transparent cost logic for procurement planning
Payment Terms	T/T and L/C	Supports common international wholesale process
Order Type	Stock + custom production	Flexible for urgent and planned orders

Packaging & Logistics

• Packaging: carton packing.
• Form: cone yarn for easy warehouse and machine-side handling.
• Lead Time: stock orders 1–2 days; custom orders 3–15 days after confirmation.
• Shipping Planning: order split can follow your color and production schedule.
• Execution Tip: confirm color list and per-color quantity before PO release to avoid replenishment delays.

Technical FAQ for Heat Generating Brushed Yarn

How does the 8/40/52 blend support both warmth and durability?

Wool contributes thermal touch, nylon improves strength and knitting stability, and acrylic improves softness and color clarity. This blend gives balanced performance for sock and sweater programs.

Is this 13S compact siro cone yarn suitable for both socks and sweaters?

Yes. It is designed as a dual-use yarn for socks and knitwear. The 18G reference helps buyers start sampling quickly with a clear development direction.

How do we control shade consistency from sampling to bulk?

Use shade-card confirmation first, then lock an approved sample as the production reference. Keep the same reference in procurement and QC records to prevent cross-team color drift.

What is the best way to compare this yarn with another supplier offer?

Compare by the same checklist: blend ratio, count, spinning method, twist, linear density, color standard, MOQ, and lead time. This prevents low-price but high-risk substitutions.

Can we start with small trial quantities?

Yes. MOQ starts from 1 kg per color, so you can validate machine behavior, handfeel, and market response before scaling to bulk.

How should we plan lead time for seasonal launches?

Use 1–2 days for stock and 3–15 days for custom orders after confirmation. For A/W launches, lock color and forecast early to avoid peak-season scheduling pressure.