32S AG+ Silver Ion Moisture-Wicking Polyester Cotton Dyed Yarn

Our 32S AG+ silver ion moisture-wicking yarn combines 80% polyester with 20% cotton for socks, underwear, sportswear, T-shirts, base layers, and light knitwear. The siro-spun structure provides a practical balance of cotton touch, polyester durability, moisture management, and dyed-yarn production.

  • Spinning Process: Siro Spun
  • Yarn Count: 32S/1
  • Fiber Composition: 80% Polyester / 20% Cotton
  • Yarn Form: Dyed Cone Yarn
  • Minimum Order Quantity (MOQ): 25 kg per color
  • Packaging: Carton Packing

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Item Details
Material 80% polyester / 20% cotton
Yarn count 32S
Yarn structure Spun yarn
Spinning method Siro spun
Main functions AG+ silver ion function and moisture management
Supply form Dyed cone yarn
Color options Natural white, bleached white, red, blue, green, yellow, purple, cyan, mixed colors, and custom shades based on a color card
Main uses Socks, underwear, sportswear, T-shirts, polo shirts, base layers, uniforms, and light knitwear
MOQ 25 kg per color
Packaging Carton packing
Lead time Stock orders: 1–2 days after confirmation. Custom orders: normally 3–15 days after confirmation.

32S AG+ Silver Ion Moisture-Wicking Yarn for Knitted Products

Our 32S AG+ silver ion moisture-wicking yarn serves factories that need comfort, moisture control, and a clear functional story in one dyed yarn. We blend 80% polyester with 20% cotton and use a siro-spun process. This construction balances the durability and drying behavior of polyester with the softer touch of cotton.

The 32S count fits medium-light knitted fabrics. It gives sock mills and apparel factories a useful base for products that need a smooth surface without excessive bulk. Common applications include socks, underwear, sportswear, T-shirts, polo shirts, base layers, school uniforms, workwear, and light casual knitwear.

We supply the yarn in dyed colors. Buyers can plan sampling and production around an existing shade or request custom color matching from a color card. This saves one sourcing step when a project already needs colored yarn. It also lets the knitting team review shade, fabric appearance, and machine performance before a bulk run.

Why We Use 80% Polyester and 20% Cotton

Each fiber has a clear job in this blend.

Polyester provides most of the yarn structure. It supports strength, dimensional control, and faster drying during wear. These points matter in socks, activewear, uniforms, and daily garments that face repeated use. Polyester also helps the finished fabric maintain a lighter feel when moisture moves away from the skin.

Cotton changes the touch of the blend. The 20% cotton content adds a more natural hand and improves comfort in products worn next to the body. It reduces the fully synthetic feel that some buyers want to avoid in daily socks and underwear.

The blend does not force a buyer to choose between comfort and production practicality. It gives a factory a workable base for functional knitted products. Finished performance still depends on fabric structure, stitch density, finishing, and garment design. A sample knitting trial remains the right way to confirm the result.

AG+ Silver Ion Function and Product Claims

The AG+ silver ion function supports freshness in the finished textile. This makes the yarn relevant to products that remain close to the skin or face heat and perspiration during wear. Socks, underwear, base layers, and sportswear fit this use case.

Buyers should connect every antibacterial or deodorizing claim to the target market and test requirement. A yarn feature alone does not define the final claim. Knitting structure, dyeing, finishing, washing conditions, and the test method can affect the result.

Tell us which claim your customer plans to use. Include the required standard, destination market, and wash condition when available. We can review the request before you confirm a bulk order. This step protects your approval schedule and reduces the risk of testing the wrong fabric construction.

Do not treat an initial yarn sample as the final compliance result. Knit the target fabric first. Test that fabric under the conditions required by your buyer or brand. This gives your technical team evidence that matches the actual product placed on the market.

Moisture Management in the Finished Fabric

Moisture behavior comes from the full fabric system. The yarn provides the material base. The knitted construction controls how quickly moisture spreads, moves, and leaves the fabric surface.

The polyester-rich blend supports faster drying than a cotton-rich construction. Cotton adds absorbency and comfort. Together, the fibers suit products that need a dry feel without losing the familiar touch buyers expect from a cotton blend.

Your knitting trial should check more than hand feel. Review moisture movement, drying time, fabric weight, stitch definition, surface appearance, and comfort after washing. Use the same machine type and fabric structure planned for production. This keeps the trial relevant to the bulk order.

Brands often use moisture-wicking language too broadly. Define the test and the expected result before product development starts. Clear targets help the yarn supplier, knitting factory, and testing laboratory work from the same requirement.

Siro-Spun Dyed Yarn for Production Planning

This product uses a siro-spun process. We supply the yarn on cones for machine knitting and textile production. The 32S count gives factories a practical option for medium-light fabrics across sock and apparel programs.

Dyed yarn helps buyers see the intended color earlier in development. We offer natural white, bleached white, red, blue, green, yellow, purple, cyan, mixed colors, and custom shades based on a color card.

Send a physical swatch or an agreed color reference when shade accuracy matters. Review the sample under the same light source used by your quality team. Confirm the approved shade before bulk production. These simple controls reduce avoidable color disputes after knitting.

Stock and custom orders follow different schedules. Stock orders normally ship within 1–2 days after confirmation. Custom orders normally need 3–15 days after confirmation. Quantity, color, and the current production plan can affect the final date. Confirm the schedule before you book knitting capacity or garment assembly.

Key Features for B2B Buyers

  • 32S count for medium-light knitted fabrics
  • 80% polyester / 20% cotton blend
  • AG+ silver ion functionality
  • Moisture-management positioning
  • Siro-spun yarn construction
  • Dyed cone yarn for machine production
  • Standard, mixed, and custom color options
  • 25 kg MOQ per color
  • Stock and custom production routes
  • Carton packing for storage and shipment
  • Applications across socks, underwear, sportswear, T-shirts, uniforms, and light knitwear

These features give buyers a clear starting specification. They do not replace sampling. Machine settings, gauge, stitch structure, fabric weight, and finishing still decide how the yarn performs in the finished product.

Applications for 32S AG+ Silver Ion Polyester Cotton Yarn

Sock factories can use this yarn for sports socks, casual socks, daily functional socks, and other products that need moisture control and freshness positioning. The 32S count suits constructions that need less bulk than a heavy winter yarn.

Underwear and base-layer programs can use the blend when they need a softer touch than 100% polyester. The cotton content improves familiarity against the skin, while the polyester content supports drying and daily durability.

Sportswear and T-shirt factories can use the yarn for light knitted garments. Polo shirts, school uniforms, and workwear also fit the material balance when the project calls for a cotton touch with easier moisture handling.

Every application needs its own trial. A sock machine, circular knitting machine, and flat knitting machine place different demands on yarn tension and fabric structure. Send us the intended product and machine type before sampling. We will match the discussion to your actual use instead of giving a general recommendation.

What to Check Before Bulk Production

Start with the final application. A sports sock and a light T-shirt need different fabric structures even when they use the same yarn count.

Confirm these points during the trial:

  • Machine type and gauge
  • Planned stitch structure
  • Yarn tension during running
  • Cone unwinding behavior
  • Fabric surface and stitch definition
  • Shade under the agreed light source
  • Hand feel before and after washing
  • Moisture-management result
  • Required silver ion, antibacterial, or odor-control test
  • Finished-fabric dimensions after care testing

Record the approved settings and keep the approved fabric sample. Use both as references for the bulk run. This supports repeat decisions when the same color or product returns in a later order.

Wholesale Supply and Custom Color Development

We supply this 32S moisture-wicking dyed yarn to sock mills, knitting factories, garment manufacturers, yarn distributors, and private-label programs. The standard MOQ is 25 kg per color.

Color options include natural white, bleached white, standard colors, mixed shades, and custom colors based on a color card. We can discuss packaging, cone weight, labeling, and bulk order requirements before confirmation. Carton packing protects the cones during storage and transport.

Send a complete yarn brief for a faster production check. Include the product type, machine type, color reference, quantity, destination market, and required test. We can then confirm the relevant stock position, customization route, MOQ, and lead time.

Production calendars can close quickly when several colors need development. Confirm your shades before you reserve knitting capacity. Early sampling gives your technical team time to check color, fabric construction, and functional claims without pushing risk into the bulk schedule.

You can also review our nano function yarn range or our functional yarn supplier guide when your program needs another count, blend, or function.

Why Buyers Choose This 32S AG+ Yarn

This yarn gives buyers one clear specification: a 32S siro-spun dyed yarn made from 80% polyester and 20% cotton, with AG+ silver ion and moisture-management positioning. The blend suits several close-to-skin and active applications without forcing the development team to start with a fully synthetic hand.

The supply terms are also clear. MOQ starts at 25 kg per color. Stock orders normally move within 1–2 days after confirmation. Custom orders normally need 3–15 days after confirmation. Buyers can discuss colors, cone weight, packaging, labels, and testing needs before placing the order.

Clear information speeds up a B2B decision. Send your yarn brief now if you have an active sock, underwear, sportswear, or light-knit project. We will check the practical route for sampling and bulk production.

FAQ About This 32S AG+ Silver Ion Moisture-Wicking Yarn

What should we test before using this yarn for an antibacterial product claim?

Knit the target fabric and test it against the standard required by your buyer or destination market. Share the fabric structure, wash condition, and required claim with us before sampling. Yarn data can guide selection, but the finished fabric should support the final claim.

How does the 80% polyester / 20% cotton blend affect the finished fabric?

Polyester supports strength, shape control, moisture movement, and faster drying. Cotton adds a softer and more familiar touch. The final balance depends on stitch density, fabric weight, finishing, and garment construction.

Which products fit the 32S count in this AG+ blend?

The 32S count fits medium-light socks, underwear, sportswear, T-shirts, polo shirts, base layers, uniforms, and light knitwear. Send the machine type and target fabric weight so we can discuss whether this count fits your construction.

Can we use the supplied dyed yarn without running a separate yarn-dyeing step?

The yarn arrives in dyed form, so buyers can knit from an approved stock or custom shade. Your production route still needs a color approval and a knitting trial before bulk use. Finishing requirements depend on the final fabric and garment.

What information do you need for a custom-color trial?

Send a color card reference, physical swatch, or approved shade standard. Add the required quantity, product type, and target delivery date. We will check the color route, MOQ, and current production schedule.

How should we plan an order with the 25 kg per-color MOQ?

Confirm each shade separately because the MOQ applies per color. Group the approved colors, state the required weight for each shade, and identify any urgent stock colors. This lets us check stock and custom production without mixing different lead-time assumptions.

What can change the stated 1–2 day or 3–15 day lead time?

Stock status, color approval, order quantity, packaging requirements, and the factory schedule can affect the final date. Share the complete order plan before booking downstream production. We will confirm the workable lead time after reviewing those details.