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A continuous strand of textile fibers, filaments, or material in a form suitable for knitting, weaving, or otherwise intertwining to form a textile fabric.
A Yarn
A regular or conventional filament yarn.
Filament Yarn
_____is more expensive than staples to produce.
Filament Yarns
These can be made from cut filament fibers.
Bulk Yarns
These types of yarns are made from staple fibers.
Spun Yarns
These have greater covering power or apparent volume compared to smooth filament yarns.
Bulk Yarns
These are less smooth, more permeable to air and water, more comfortable, and less static prone.
Bulk Yarns
Special arrangement of fibers within a yarn.
Twist
A direct system weight per unit-length. The finer the yarn, the lower the number.
Denier
This is spun or a filament.
Single Yarn
Two or more single yarns.
A Ply Yarn
Two or more plies together (rope-like).
A Cord
Two or more cords together.
A Cable