Dyed Yarn (Fiber Dyed & Cheese Dyed)

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Description

Dyed Yarn is yarn that has been colored before it is woven or knitted into fabrics. There are two primary types of dyed yarns: Fiber Dyed and Cheese Dyed. Fiber Dyed Yarns are dyed in their raw fiber form before spinning, providing a deep and consistent color. Cheese Dyed Yarns are dyed in large spools or “cheeses” after the yarn has been spun, making them ideal for bulk dyeing. Dyed yarns are used in various fabric types and applications, offering a vibrant, uniform color in finished garments and textiles.

Available Counts

– Single Ply: 20’s, 30’s, 40’s, 50’s Ne.
– Double Ply: 2/40’s, 2/60’s Ne.
– Custom counts are available based on the desired weight and texture of the fabric.

Possible Fiber & Yarn Blends

– Cotton Dyed Yarn: Cotton fiber dyed in different shades.
– Cotton / Polyester Blends: 50/50, 60/40, or 70/30 blends for durability with a soft feel.
– Viscose / Rayon Dyed Yarn: Viscose fibers dyed in vibrant hues.

Available Certifications

– OEKO-TEX® Standard 100: Certifies yarns are free from harmful chemicals.
– ISO Certifications: For quality management and environmental compliance.
– GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard): If organic fibers are used in the dyeing process.
– Fair Trade Certification: If sourced under ethical and sustainable conditions.
– ISO 14001: For environmental management standards in the dyeing process.

Recommended Fabric Structures

Knitted Fabrics:
– Single Jersey
– Rib Knit
– Interlock
– Piqué Knit for textured finishes.
Woven Fabrics:
– Plain Weave
– Twill
– Sateen for premium finishes.
– Fancy Fabrics: Dyed yarns are often used in creating fabrics with intricate patterns or multi-colored effects.

End Use Cases in Apparel Industry

– Casual Wear: T-shirts, casual shirts, and sweaters.
– Activewear: Sportswear, leggings, and gym tops where vibrant color is desired.
– Formal Wear: Dyed yarns can be used for fine shirting fabrics and premium jackets.
– Loungewear: Comfortable sleepwear and robes with color consistency.
– Home Textiles: Upholstery fabrics, cushions, and throws made from dyed yarns for aesthetic appeal.
– Accessories: Scarves, hats, and socks where the color can make a bold statement.
– Eco-Friendly Fashion: Sustainable dyed yarns using organic and eco-conscious processes.