Three yarn categories. Where do you begin?

Material and yarn construction answer different questions. Start with what the yarn is made from, then describe how it needs to be supplied for your production.

Polyester spun yarn

Spun yarn is made from staple fibres brought together into a yarn. Our polyester spun-yarn collection includes single and doubled counts. When enquiring, specify the count system, construction, quantity, and intended application so that the conversation starts with a clear requirement.

Polyester / viscose yarn

Poly-viscose combines polyester and viscose. The blend ratio is an essential part of the specification; the name P/V alone does not establish it. Alongside the count and ply, tell us the composition you require. Our website lists the count range, while the exact blend and current availability should be confirmed by enquiry.

Polyester filament yarn

Filament yarn uses continuous filaments rather than a staple-fibre construction. Our listed deniers run from 80D to 600D. Denier is only one part of a filament specification: share any required filament count, finish, or other production details as well. A sample or existing technical sheet can help clarify what you are matching.

Start with the fabric you want to make

If you are unsure which category fits, describe the intended fabric, your current yarn, and the production requirements you already know. We can discuss the relevant products without treating a category name as a complete technical specification.

Technical reference: CottonWorks: Textile Yarns.