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32s Cotton Sock Yarn Made with Australian Long Staple Cotton
32s cotton sock yarn made with Australian long staple cotton for 18-gauge sock knitting. This 32/1 color-spun cone yarn gives a soft cotton hand, a clean surface, and stocked shades for repeat orders.
- Spinning Process: Color-spun
- Yarn Count: 32s
- Fiber Composition: 100% Cotton
- Yarn Form: Cone Yarn, Single Ply
- Minimum Order Quantity (MOQ): 5,000 kg
- Packaging: Carton packing
32s Cotton Sock Yarn for Soft Hand and Repeat Orders
32s cotton sock yarn works well when a sock buyer needs two things at the same time: a softer cotton touch and a shade plan that is easier to repeat. The yarn uses Australian long staple cotton in a color-spun cone format, so the factory can move straight into knitting without adding a separate dyeing step after knitting.
The spec is 32/1, single ply, 780 twist, and 11-20 tex. It suits 18-gauge sock knitting and can also fit selected knitting and weaving programs after a machine trial. MOQ for this item is 5,000 kg. The listed cone weight is 1,200 g.
- Australian long staple cotton for a softer and cleaner cotton touch
- 32/1 single-ply construction for standard sock programs
- 780 twist for balanced knitting performance
- Color-spun cone yarn for stocked shade supply
- Suitable for repeat orders where lot control matters
Comparison with Standard Cotton Yarn Routes
| Comparison Point | This Yarn | Regular 32s Cotton Yarn | Greige Yarn + Piece Dyeing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fiber Base | Australian long staple cotton | Fiber grade varies by supplier | Greige yarn, color added after knitting |
| Hand Feel | Softer and smoother cotton touch | Depends on cotton source and spinning control | Depends on both yarn quality and dye finishing |
| Surface Appearance | Cleaner look for fine sock programs | May show more variation between lots | Appearance depends on yarn quality and dye-house control |
| Color Route | Color-spun with stocked shade options | Stock position depends on supplier | Flexible, but adds dyeing time and control points |
| Buyer Workload | Buy yarn and knit | Buy yarn and knit | Buy yarn, knit, then manage dyeing |
| Repeat Order Risk | Lower when lot and shade are locked | Depends on lot consistency | Depends on both yarn lot and dye lot |
| Lead Time Logic | Faster on stocked shades | Depends on current yarn stock | Usually longer because dyeing adds one more step |
Why Buyers Work with VI-TEX
- We started in 2003 and still work like a yarn supplier, not a general trader.
- If you send a shade code, we check the live stock lot first. That matters when you need repeat supply, not just a one-off order.
- If your program is custom, we line up the shade approval, production slot, and file request before bulk release.
- We run two production and R&D bases in China, with business support in Japan and Vietnam.
- We supply customers in more than 10 countries and regions. That helps when the order needs export documents, test files, or a faster reply across time zones.
- We keep the terms clear. Some items on our site start from 1 kg per color. This one does not. MOQ for this page is 5,000 kg.
- For repeat orders, we recommend one approved cone and one sealed shade sample. That gives both sides the same reference if you need future matching or claim review.
Technical Data and Order Basics
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Color-spun pure cotton yarn for socks |
| Fiber Composition | 100% cotton |
| Fiber Source | Australian long staple cotton |
| Yarn Count | 32s / 32/1 |
| Ply | Single ply |
| Yarn Form | Cone yarn |
| Twist | 780 |
| Linear Density | 11-20 tex |
| Machine Reference | 18 gauge |
| Main Use | Sock knitting |
| Additional Use | Selected knitting and weaving programs after trial |
| Color Status | Stocked shades available on confirmed color codes |
| MOQ | 5,000 kg |
| Listed Spec Weight | 1,200 g per cone |
| Origin | Jiaxing, China |
Order Policy and Quote Factors
| Commercial Item | Current Position | Buyer Action |
|---|---|---|
| MOQ | 5,000 kg for this item | Match the order to your shade plan and monthly demand |
| Stock Supply | Available on confirmed stocked shades | Send the shade code first so we can check the live lot position |
| Stock Lead Time | Stock programs on the site often move in 1-2 days | Confirm the exact lot before you promise delivery to your customer |
| Custom Lead Time | Custom programs on the site often run 3-15 days | Approve the shade standard early to avoid delay |
| Quote Drivers | Shade depth, order size, packing method, and document request all affect the quote | Fix the technical spec first, then compare offers on the same basis |
| Repeat Orders | Work best with a sealed shade reference and a locked lot plan | Keep one approved cone and one approved sample swatch for future matching |
Packaging, Logistics, and Delivery
- Cone yarn format works well for warehouse handling and machine feeding in sock factories.
- The listed weight is 1,200 g per cone for the shown spec.
- Final packing follows the confirmed order and shipment plan.
- Common export packing includes 25 kg per carton or 25 kg per plastic bag, subject to the order setup.
- If you need lot labels, barcodes, pallet loading, or carton marks, confirm that before bulk packing starts.
- Stock shades move faster when the lot is locked early.
- Custom shades need extra time for approval and production scheduling.
Compliance and Technical Documents
- We can prepare ISO 9001 and OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100 related files where the order scope applies.
- GRS or GRS TC belongs to eligible recycled yarn orders. It does not belong to this standard cotton item unless the order changes.
- If your customer uses a named test method, send it before shipment. That avoids rework on the document side.
- Technical sheets, test records, and supporting product files are available on request.
FAQ for Sock Yarn Buyers
Will 32/1 run well on 18-gauge sock machines?
Yes. In most standard cotton sock programs, 32/1 works well on 18-gauge machines. Final performance still depends on machine condition, stitch density, sock structure, and target fabric weight.
What does 780 twist mean on the machine?
It helps balance knitting stability and hand feel. If the machine runs at higher speed or the structure is tighter, ask for a cone trial before bulk booking.
Why choose Australian long staple cotton for this yarn?
It gives a softer touch and a cleaner yarn surface in fine sock programs. The final result still depends on spinning control and how the yarn runs on the machine.
Can I use this yarn for styles other than socks?
Yes, in selected cases. Socks are the main use. It can also fit some knitting and weaving programs after a trial on the target machine.
What should I confirm before I place a bulk order?
Confirm the shade code, lot position, quantity split, packing request, and document list first. That shortens lead time and cuts down avoidable questions after the order starts.
How do you keep repeat shades closer from lot to lot?
We recommend locking one approved cone and one sealed shade sample. For repeat orders, send the same reference back to us and ask us to check the live lot before booking.
Can you work from my shade swatch or Pantone code?
Yes. Send the Pantone code or a physical swatch together with your target quantity and end use. Bulk work should follow an approved sample or an agreed shade standard.
How should I plan lead time for stock and custom colors?
Stock shades move faster. Custom shades need extra time for approval and production scheduling. The best way to avoid delay is to send the shade code, quantity, and delivery window in the first inquiry.
What files can you provide for compliance review?
That usually includes technical sheets, test-related documents, and applicable certification references. If the order is not a recycled yarn program, GRS documents do not belong to the shipment.
What happens if bulk yarn differs from the approved sample?
Keep the original cone label, packing marks, and retained approval sample. Then report the issue within the agreed claim window. Review moves faster when both sides compare the same lot record and the same approved standard.














