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00% cotton yarn The most widely-used natural fiber, highly-versatile cotton is known for its strength and comfort and is used in an amazingly wide variety of textile materials.
Ring Spun Combed Yarn For all of your knitting and weaving needs, our cotton ring spun combed yarns are available in a variety of counts. Our medium ring spun combed yarns are the preferred choice of circular knitters and hosiery manufacturers worldwide. Our fine rings spun combed yarns, produced with the worlds finest cottons, are used in higher-end sheeting and shirting fabrics.
Ring Spun Carded Yarn Used for knitting and weaving, we offer a complete range of coarse to fine yarn counts. Producing cotton ring spun carded yarn of unmatched quality.
Open End Yarn Open End refers to the system of spinning based on twisting the yarn without turning the bobbin. Used to create sweaters, socks, woven clothing items and blankets, our giant inventory of open end yarn includes all types (cotton, acrylic, polyester, and polyester/cotton) in a myriad of colors.
Poly Cotton Blended Yarn in Combed and Carded Among our most popular yarn products, we have a complete stock of all types of both combed and cotton / poly-cotton blends.
Polyester Viscose Yarn This blended yarn is used for a variety of applications.
Polyester Yarn Polyester Yarn is a synthetic fiber that is used to produce a variety of products ranging from carpets to apparel to household items.
Acrylic Yarn This man-made fiber is exceptionally durable. Acrylic Yarn is soft to the touch, takes color well and is very resistant to sunlight. Acrylic yarn is often used to create velvet and plush looks in fabrics.
Nylon Yarn Nylon yarn type is a synthetic man-made material known for its strength and elasticity. Nylon yarn is commonly used to make upholstery fabrics.
Viscose Yarn Viscose yarns are made by regenerating cellulose from viscose by treatment with a solution of salts and acids (electrolytes). Viscose yarn can be used to weave embroidery and imitation silk fabrics.
