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1. What Are the Main Forms of Spandex Yarn? pandex fibers can be blended with other fibers to produce stretch yarns. At present, these yarns mainly come in three forms: These three yarn types differ significantly in their production principles,…
Seaweed fiber can mean two different materials. In alginate fiber, a polymer extracted from seaweed forms the fiber itself. In seaweed-added cellulose, manufacturers incorporate seaweed material into a cellulose carrier such as lyocell or modal. Both routes can produce useful…
1. How Compact Spinning Works Compact spinning is an advanced spinning technology used on an improved ring spinning machine. The process adds a fiber-condensing zone in front of the drafting system. This zone almost eliminates the spinning triangle between the…
Milk silk fabric is a trade name used for different materials, including textiles containing milk-derived casein fiber and soft polyester-spandex knits. Both can feel smooth and drape well, but their composition affects how they respond to dyeing, heat and washing.…
What Is Air-Textured Yarn? Air-textured yarn, commonly known as ATY, is not a type of fiber. Instead, it is a yarn processing method. Manufacturers use synthetic filament yarns such as polyester and nylon as the raw material. High-pressure air then…
Vortex-spun slub yarn uses an irregular filament as its core. Staple fibers wrap around it inside the vortex unit, creating controlled thick and thin sections. In the reported trial, an Orient nozzle ran at 0.55 MPa and 400 m The…
Many people form an opinion about polyester yarn from a care label. When they see “100% polyester,” they may expect a cheap hand feel, frequent pilling, static electricity, or poor comfort. Those assumptions overlook the production details that shape the…
As textile products continue to move toward greater comfort, functionality, and differentiation, material selection has become an important part of product development. Nature’s Fresh is a bamboo-cotton blended yarn in our natural, value-added yarn range. It combines 80% bamboo fiber…
Types of fabric fibers usually fall into two broad groups: natural fibers and manufactured fibers. Manufactured fibers include synthetic fibers such as polyester, nylon, elastane and acrylic, as well as regenerated cellulose fibers such as viscose, modal, lyocell and acetate.…
When people see claims such as antibacterial, cooling, or moisture-wicking, they often ask: “Will the function remain after repeated washing?” There is no universal answer. The way a yarn achieves its function, the washing method used for testing, and the…