Silk Cashmere Blended Yarn for Socks | 1/28 Nm Siro-Spun Dyed Yarn

Silk cashmere sock yarn for autumn and winter sock production.
This 1/28 Nm siro-spun blend gives a soft handfeel, stable knitting, and practical warmth for repeat wholesale orders.

  • Spinning Process: Siro spinning
  • Yarn Count: 1/28 Nm (customizable)
  • Fiber Composition: 5% Cashmere, 5% Silk, 20% Viscose, 20% Nylon, 50% Polyester
  • Yarn Form: Blended dyed sock yarn (single yarn)
  • Minimum Order Quantity (MOQ): 1 kg per color
  • Packaging: Carton packing

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Silk Cashmere Sock Yarn: Technical and Sourcing Overview

Silk cashmere sock yarn is built for buyers who need soft touch, steady machine performance, and repeat-order stability.
The 1/28 Nm siro-spun structure helps reduce yarn unevenness during knitting and supports cleaner production flow in sock mills.

This blend also gives a balanced feel for winter socks without pushing sourcing risk to one high-cost fiber.

Product Comparison for Sock Programs

Option Good Fit Trade-off Buyer Note
Standard polyester/nylon sock yarn Cost-first basic lines Lower premium handfeel Suitable for entry-level price targets
High-cashmere blend yarn Luxury touch positioning Higher cost fluctuation Needs tighter budget and planning control
1/28 Nm silk-cashmere blend Balanced comfort and stability Requires lot and shade discipline Strong fit for repeat wholesale programs

Why Buyers Reorder from VI-TEX

  • Founded in 2003, focused on functional yarn development and production.
  • Product system covers thermal, cooling, nano-functional, recycled, conductive, aramid, and other functional yarn categories.
  • 2 production and R&D bases in China, with subsidiaries in Japan and Vietnam, serving 10+ countries and regions.
  • Typical execution pattern: MOQ from 1 kg/color, stock lead time 1-2 days, custom lead time 3-15 days.
  • Document support available by scope: ISO 9001, OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100, GRS/GRS TC for eligible orders, plus technical files on request.

Silk Cashmere Sock Yarn Specifications

Item Specification
Spinning Process Siro spinning
Yarn Count 1/28 Nm (customizable)
Fiber Composition 5% Cashmere, 5% Silk, 20% Viscose, 20% Nylon, 50% Polyester
Yarn Form Blended dyed sock yarn
MOQ From 1 kg per color
Main Application Autumn and winter socks, soft-touch knit items

Wholesale Terms and Price Factors

Item Current Practice Price Factors
MOQ From 1 kg/color Smaller lots raise dyeing and handling cost
Stock Lead Time 1-2 days after confirmation Inventory level and split shipment needs
Custom Lead Time 3-15 days after confirmation Lab-dip rounds, volume, production queue
Sampling Available before bulk Shade count and test scope
Quotation Method RFQ by spec and volume Blend ratio, count tolerance, color count, packing mode, delivery terms

Packaging and Delivery

  • Standard packing for this item: carton packing.
  • Common bulk packing pattern on site: 25 kg/carton or 25 kg/plastic bag, confirmed by PO requirements.
  • Shipping marks and lot IDs can follow buyer format.
  • Traceable lot records support incoming inspection and claim review.

Certifications and Technical Documents

Document Availability
ISO 9001 Available
OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100 Available by scope and order
GRS / GRS TC Available for eligible orders
Test Report Available on request based on buyer test protocol
Technical Files / Patent Materials Available on request for relevant products

Quality Control and Claim Handling

  • Incoming raw material check by batch.
  • In-process control for blend ratio and spinning consistency.
  • Pre-pack inspection for shade and appearance consistency.
  • Shipment release after QC approval and lot record check.
  • Claim handling based on lot traceability, retained sample comparison, and agreed acceptance criteria.

Technical FAQ

How does this blend improve winter sock performance?

It balances touch, warmth, and durability. Cashmere and silk improve handfeel, while nylon and polyester support wear resistance and shape retention. Final warmth still depends on sock structure and finishing.

Is 1/28 Nm siro spun yarn suitable for high-speed sock knitting?

Yes, in most mainstream sock machines. Needle condition, tension settings, and lubrication still affect running stability, so pilot runs are needed before bulk production.

Which tests should buyers request first?

Start with colorfastness, pilling, and dimensional stability. Then add destination-market test items based on your compliance and brand standards.

Where this yarn fits and where it does not

It fits soft and warm socks and knitwear. It is not designed for flame-resistant or conductive protective use.

Can composition and yarn count be customized?

Yes, within technical and sourcing limits. Changes in blend ratio or count can affect MOQ planning, lead time, and quotation terms.

What does MOQ 1 kg per color mean for development orders?

It supports low-risk sampling and fast shade validation. For mass runs, larger planned lots usually improve shade continuity and scheduling efficiency.

How should we plan lead time in peak season?

Book early. Stock orders are usually 1-2 days and custom orders are usually 3-15 days, while peak windows can extend queue time.

How do you control batch-to-batch consistency for repeat POs?

Control is based on lot records, shade checks, and retained references. Buyers should lock approved standards and reference cones before reorder release.

Which compliance files can be provided before PO approval?

ISO 9001, OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100, and GRS/GRS TC for eligible orders can be provided, plus technical files on request.

How can we reduce claim risk after delivery?

Set acceptance criteria before shipment and keep traceable lot IDs in all deliveries. This shortens root-cause checks and speeds up claim closure.

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