What does the 92% lyocell and 8% silk blend change in the finished fabric?

The high lyocell ratio keeps the yarn cool and breathable. The 8% silk adds smoother touch and improves hand feel. Together, they give a lighter and more comfortable result than a plain functional yarn.

Why is this yarn positioned for 18G development?

The 30s single ply structure suits fine-gauge knitting where buyers want lighter weight, cleaner appearance, and better drape. The 18G reference gives development teams a clearer technical direction during sampling.

30s Single Ply COOLSILK Lyocell Silk Blended Yarn

Made for 18G Cooling Knit Development

30s single ply COOLSILK lyocell silk blended yarn fits buyers who develop lightweight knitted products for spring and summer use. The high lyocell ratio keeps the hand cool and breathable. The 8% silk adds smoothness and lifts comfort. The dyed yarn format also helps product teams move from shade review to sample knitting with less delay.

This yarn solves a practical problem. Many lightweight programs need a cooler hand, but they also need a neater surface and a softer touch. Some blends feel flat after knitting And fine-gauge yarns lose comfort after dyeing. Some show fuzz too early. This yarn gives buyers a cleaner starting point for 18G development where hand feel, surface quality, and product value all matter.

92% lyocell: supports cool touch and breathability in lightweight knitted fabrics.
8% silk: adds a smoother and softer hand without changing the main cooling direction.
30s single ply structure: helps control weight and bulk in fine-gauge knitting.
Dyed yarn supply: helps buyers move faster in shade-based sample development.
Anti-pilling focus: supports a cleaner fabric surface in actual wear.

Why the 92/8 Blend Makes Sense

Higher silk ratios can raise material cost and push the product out of its target price band. Lower silk content can weaken the hand feel. This 92% lyocell and 8% silk blend keeps the cooling story clear and still adds touch value. Lyocell stays in the lead, so the fabric keeps a light and breathable feel. Silk works in support, so the surface feels smoother and more refined.

That balance matters in real development. Buyers need more than a fiber story. They need a yarn that can support sampling, carry a clear selling point, and stay within the product plan. For this reason, the blend works well in programs that need comfort, appearance, and cost control at the same time.

Problems This Yarn Helps You Avoid

Lightweight knitted products often face the same development issues. A yarn may test well on paper yet feel flat after knitting. Others lose softness after dyeing, while some fine-gauge fabrics start to fuzz or pill too early. These problems delay sample approval, increase trial costs, and add risk before bulk production.

Heavy hand in warm-weather products: the lyocell-rich blend helps keep the fabric lighter and cooler.
Weak comfort after knitting: the silk content supports a softer and smoother touch.
Surface issues in fine gauge: the yarn is designed to support a cleaner surface and better pilling control.
Slow color development: dyed yarn supply gives buyers a direct route from shade selection to sample knitting.
Too much bulk in lightweight styles: the 30s single ply form helps keep the structure cleaner and lighter.

If your team needs to lock shade, hand feel, and gauge in the same sample round, this yarn is a smart place to start.

Technical Data

Product Type	COOLSILK lyocell silk blended dyed yarn
Spinning Process	Blended spinning
Yarn Count	30s
Yarn Form	Single-ply dyed yarn
Fiber Composition	92% Lyocell, 8% Silk
Linear Density	11-20 tex
Twist	780
Reference Gauge	18G
Color	Shade code available on request
Minimum Order Quantity	5,000 kg
Packaging	Carton packing

Best Uses

This yarn works best in lightweight knitted products where buyers need cool touch, better comfort, and a cleaner appearance. It fits fine-gauge programs that need a softer hand without extra bulk. It also gives product teams a clearer route for shade-led development.

Fine-gauge knitted tops
Lightweight knitwear for spring and summer
Close-to-skin comfort products
Soft-touch dyed knit programs
Lightweight fabrics with anti-pilling targets

Technical FAQ

Why use 92% lyocell and 8% silk instead of a higher silk ratio?

This ratio keeps the cooling and breathable character clear while adding a smoother touch. A higher silk ratio can raise cost and change the product position too much for many bulk programs.

Is 30s single ply suitable for 18G knitting?

Yes. The 30s single ply structure suits 18G development where buyers need lighter weight, cleaner appearance, and better drape in fine-gauge knitted fabrics.

How does twist 780 affect knitting performance?

Twist 780 gives the yarn more body and better control during knitting. That helps the yarn hold its shape and supports a neater fabric surface.

Is this supplied as dyed yarn or greige yarn?

This product is supplied as dyed yarn. Buyers can confirm shade details before sampling or before bulk approval.

Can this yarn help reduce pilling in lightweight knitted fabrics?

This yarn is developed with anti-pilling control in mind. Final fabric performance will still depend on fabric structure, machine setting, and finishing method.

Which knitted products are the best fit for this yarn?

This yarn works best in fine-gauge tops, lightweight knitwear, and close-to-skin products where buyers need cool touch, softer hand feel, and a cleaner surface.