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32S Nylon Viscose Blended Sock Yarn — Cool-Feel, Breathable, Anti-Pilling
VI-TEX offers a 32S nylon viscose blended sock yarn that combines 55% viscose with 45% nylon. The cone format supports sock sampling, color development, and bulk knitting programs.
- Spinning Process: Worsted-spun (fine spinning)
- Yarn Count: 32/1 (32S), 18 tex
- Fiber Composition: 55% viscose (rayon), 45% nylon
- Yarn Form: Cone yarn
- Minimum Order Quantity (MOQ): From 1 kg per color for trial orders; VI-TEX confirms the bulk MOQ according to the color and quantity plan
- Packaging: Carton packing
Spring and summer sock programs move quickly, so buyers need clear specifications and practical sampling terms. This 32S nylon viscose blended sock yarn combines 55% viscose (rayon) with 45% nylon. The 32/1 (32S) count, 18 tex linear density, and 780 twist reference give technicians a clear starting point for sample knitting. In addition, the cone format supports sock production and repeat-color planning. However, knit density, finishing, and test method still influence cooling feel and pilling performance. For this reason, buyers should test the yarn in the intended sock structure before bulk approval.
1) What This 32S Nylon Viscose Blended Sock Yarn Offers
First, buyers can review the main specification without relying on broad performance claims. The yarn uses the RY55/NY45 blend and comes in a 32/1 single-yarn construction. Moreover, the published 18 tex value and 780 twist reference help technicians plan the first knitting trial. Meanwhile, multiple dyed colors support seasonal sock development and repeat orders.
| Buyer Check | Product Information | Action Before Bulk |
|---|---|---|
| Blend ratio | RY55/NY45: 55% viscose (rayon), 45% nylon | Confirm the production-lot composition record |
| Yarn count | 32/1 (32S), 18 tex | Confirm the count system and tolerance |
| Twist | Reference value: 780 | Confirm the unit, direction, and tolerance |
| Color | Multiple dyed colors | Approve a color card, lab dip, or sealed sample |
| Application | Sock knitting; 18G serves as a reference | Run the intended gauge, stitch density, plating, and finishing route |
Because the count system affects the relationship between 32S and 18 tex, buyers should confirm that detail in the RFQ. Likewise, technicians should confirm the twist unit and direction before they set machine parameters. After both sides confirm the specification, the buyer can move from trial knitting to bulk planning with one written reference.
In addition, buyers who need broader material context can read our guide to functional yarn varieties before they compare different fiber systems.
2) Why Work With VI-TEX
VI-TEX follows a sampling-to-bulk workflow for this 32S viscose-nylon cooling yarn. First, our team confirms the blend ratio, count, tex value, twist reference, color, cone form, and packaging in writing. Next, buyers can start with a small quantity and test the yarn on their own sock machines. Meanwhile, a color card or lab dip gives both sides the same shade reference. Finally, our team reconfirms MOQ, lead time, and delivery terms for the current order.
- Clear specification: We record the agreed composition, count, tex, twist reference, color, yarn form, and packaging in the quotation or proforma invoice.
- Small trial quantity: Buyers can start from 1 kg per color when the required stock shade remains available.
- Color control: Our team matches stock or custom shades against the approved color reference.
- Practical verification: Buyers can test pilling, colorfastness, hand feel, and machine running on the actual knitted sock.
- Current lead-time confirmation: Our team checks stock status and the custom-production schedule before order confirmation.
3) Product Parameters
The following table summarizes the product data from the original specification. However, buyers should reconfirm production-lot tolerances and commercial terms before they place a bulk order.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Product type | 32S nylon viscose blended sock yarn |
| Fiber composition | RY55/NY45: 55% viscose (rayon), 45% nylon |
| Spinning process | Worsted-spun (fine spinning) |
| Yarn count | 32/1 (32S), customizable |
| Linear density | 18 tex |
| Twist reference | 780; buyer and VI-TEX confirm the unit, direction, and tolerance in the RFQ |
| Yarn form | Cone yarn |
| Application | Knitting and sock production; 18G serves as a reference |
| Color options | VI-TEX offers multiple dyed colors; buyers approve the final shade by color card or sample |
| Packaging | Carton packing |
4) Wholesale Policy and Price
VI-TEX quotes this yarn according to the color count, quantity, testing requirements, destination, and delivery terms. Therefore, buyers should send the required quantity by color, target shade, sock application, destination, Incoterms, and deadline. In addition, buyers should state whether they need a trial order, stock replenishment, or custom production.
| Commercial Item | Current Reference | Information to Send |
|---|---|---|
| Trial MOQ | From 1 kg per color | Color, target sock structure, and test purpose |
| Bulk MOQ | VI-TEX confirms the MOQ according to the color and quantity plan | Quantity by color and expected reorder volume |
| In-stock lead time | Our stock team usually dispatches within 1–2 days after confirmation | Selected shade and required dispatch date |
| Custom lead time | Custom production usually requires 3–15 days after confirmation | Approved shade, quantity, and deadline |
| Price | VI-TEX provides a quotation on request | Destination, Incoterms, quantity, colors, and testing requirements |
First, send the basic order information. Next, our team checks stock, shade, and production requirements. Then, VI-TEX confirms the specification and commercial terms in one RFQ response.
Alternatively, buyers who want a different fiber balance can compare our 32S cooling antimicrobial viscose-polyester yarn for spring and summer socks.
5) Packaging and Logistics
VI-TEX packs the cone yarn in cartons. In addition, our team can add carton marks, color codes, lot references, and buyer-required labels to the order specification. For trial orders, our sales team checks the requested shade and sample quantity before dispatch. For bulk orders, buyers can compare air and sea freight according to cost and delivery time. However, the destination, quantity, deadline, and Incoterms will determine the final shipping plan.
6) FAQ About 32S Nylon Viscose Blended Sock Yarn
Who supplies 32S viscose-nylon cooling yarn?
VI-TEX supplies this 32S viscose-nylon cooling yarn for sock sampling and commercial sourcing. The standard specification includes RY55/NY45, 32/1 (32S), 18 tex, and cone yarn form. Before ordering, buyers should request the current technical data sheet and confirm the color, production lot, MOQ, test requirements, and lead time.
What does RY55/NY45 mean?
RY55/NY45 means 55% viscose (rayon) and 45% nylon. Viscose contributes moisture absorption and a softer hand feel, while nylon adds strength and abrasion resistance. As a result, the blend can support spring and summer sock development that requires both comfort and durability.
Can buyers use this 32S yarn for sock knitting?
Yes. The original specification identifies knitting and sock production as the main applications, and it gives 18G as a reference. However, technicians should still check count tolerance, twist, cone build, tension, stitch density, and the target sock construction. Therefore, buyers should run a machine trial before bulk approval.
Does this yarn reduce pilling?
The yarn targets a lower pilling risk, but the final sock structure controls the result. For example, knit density, surface friction, finishing, washing, and the test method can change the pilling grade. For this reason, buyers should test the actual sock instead of judging the yarn only by appearance.
Which pilling test should buyers use?
Buyers should use the method and acceptance grade that their customer requires. For example, buyers may consider ISO 12945 or ASTM D3512 when those methods fit the program. Most importantly, technicians should test the actual knitted and finished construction.
What does 32/1 (32S) mean?
32/1 identifies a single-yarn 32-count construction, while 18 tex gives the published linear-density reference. However, buyers should confirm the count system in the RFQ. As a result, both sides can use the same count, tex, and tolerance definitions.
How can buyers control shade consistency?
First, approve a color card, lab dip, or sealed reference sample. Next, record the shade code and production lot in the order documents. Finally, use the same reference for bulk production and later repeat orders.
What is the MOQ and lead time?
Trial orders start from 1 kg per color when the required shade remains available. Meanwhile, VI-TEX confirms the bulk MOQ according to the color and quantity plan. Our stock team usually dispatches in-stock orders within 1–2 days after confirmation, whereas custom production usually requires 3–15 days.
















