Spun dyed yarn is a continuous length of fiber suitable for use in the production of different types of textiles. Spun dyed threads are fully used in the sewing and weaving of textiles and used for hand sewing and sewing with machine. Spun-dyed yarn is very convenient for making embroidery yarn. Moreover, in today’s textile industry, spun dyed yarns are increasingly favored by many fashion professionals.
It is imperative that spun dyed yarns be made in the correct way for careful use. If the spun dyed yarn is not made of the right quality, you will not be able to get the right fabric. In other words, you can’t get proper garments. Besides being used in the textile industry, spun yarn is also very useful in the production of embroidery sari.
Spun polyester dyed yarn has excellent comfort rating and handling properties. For this reason, it is used to make expensive clothes. In addition to this, it has moderate hardness and is naturally very elastic. It also has excellent uniformity. On the other hand, it has great decorative quality and characteristics. Polyester is a synthetic polymer made from PTA and MEG. Polyester yarn is the main product in the polyester category. About 40% of the world’s polyester production is used directly in the production of polyester yarn. Viscose is a semi synthetic fiber formerly known as viscose rayon.
The thread is made up of regenerated cellulose fibers. Many products are made from this fiber because it is smoother and cooler than other fibers. It is very absorbent and very similar to cotton. It is defined as the perfect blend of 65:35 polyester viscose yarn. Viscosity is defined as a semi-synthetic fiber developed by treating melting wood pulp with aqueous sodium hydroxide solution and carbon disulfide. All of these are spun together to form viscose rayon fibers. This is the type of fabric known to improve wet strength, resistance to washing and machine drying. The precisely designed range is excellent in style quotient and provides excellent durability when woven into beautiful fabrics, which are used in a variety of dresses, linings, shirts, shorts, coats, jackets and a variety of outerwear. This polyester and viscose blend (65:35) is manufactured using high quality yarn, state-of-the-art machinery and streamlined technology and is resistant to wrinkles and tears.
