Colored polyester staple fiber is a type of synthetic fiber produced through melt direct spinning or mass dyeing technology, where color is permanently integrated during the spinning process.

Polyester staple fiber is a type of synthetic fiber made from polyethylene terephthalate (PET), with its raw materials derived from petrochemical products.

Linen Blended Yarn is a type of yarn made by blending linen fibers with other fibers.

Combed cotton yarn is a type of yarn that is derived from natural cotton fibers, which have undergone an additional process known as “combing.” This process involves carefully removing shorter fibers and impurities from the cotton,resulting in a yarn that is smoother, stronger, and more luxurious compared to regular carded cotton yarn.

Wool blended yarn is a type of yarn produced by combining wool fibers with other types of fibers during the spinning process.

Silk blended yarn is a textile material created by combining silk fibers with fibers of other materials.

Lyocell blended yarn is a textile material that combines lyocell fibers, derived from sustainable wood sources, with fibers of other materials like cotton, polyester, or wool.

100% Lyocell yarn is a textile material made entirely from fibers sourced from wood pulp, often from eucalyptus or other sustainable trees.

Viscose blended yarn is a textile material produced by combining viscose fibers, derived from wood pulp, with fibers of other materials like cotton, polyester, or linen.

100% viscose yarn is a textile material made entirely from regenerated cellulose fibers, often derived from wood pulp.

Modal blended yarn is a textile material that combines modal fibers, derived from beechwood trees, with fibers of other materials like cotton, polyester, or silk.

100% modal yarn is a textile material composed entirely of fibers derived from the beechwood tree, creating a soft and luxurious fabric.